Sentence examples for government feeling from inspiring English sources

But he noted that the Merkel government, feeling the economic pinch, was now giving the European Central Bank more political leeway to intervene in the sovereign debt markets.

Securing that, with the French government feeling vulnerable and the German one not yet formed, will take time.But it must be done.

The Justice Department's investigation had failed to uncover the Rampart case, which local officials here said left the federal government feeling pressure to step up its inquiry.

"Sometimes it's distrust in government, feeling it's in bed with the vaccine industry and 'everyone's making money off our kids,' " Mr. Salmon said.

David Brooks puts his finger on the crux of the issue when he asserts, "Religious conservatives became alienated from their own government, feeling that their democratic rights had been usurped by robed elitists".

However, there have been shifts in the party's discourse that have left many liberal intellectuals, who initially supported the progressive steps taken by the government, feeling deceived and abandoned.

For the left, it has become a potent way to mobilise anti-government feeling.

The party would then face the full force of anti-government feeling in a subsequent general election.

Throw in dissatisfaction with the Coalition's changes to Senate voting and there was perfect storm of anti-government feeling.

While overtly organised to protest the islands transfer, the protests also served as a broad base for anti-government feeling.

The police alone cannot re-establish order, says Yvon Neptune, the prime minister.Mr Aristide also seems to have underestimated the groundswell of anti-government feeling.