Sentence examples for government items from inspiring English sources
By reversing the Obama administration policy, President Trump is allowing local law enforcement agencies to acquire, from the U.S. government, items such as tanks, weaponized vehicles, high-caliber firearms and ammunition, grenade launchers, bayonets and camouflage uniforms.
Another example, from a different country, involved concerns of health officials over potential accusations that they were selling government items in the market and pocketing the money.
The MBS data were used to identify individuals undergoing a special asthma management plan in general practitioner (GP) offices (asthma cycle of care) subsidised by the government (items 2546-2559 and 2664-2677).
Questions were also asked to evaluate relevant actions taken by the government (6 items), their ability to control the epidemic (2 items), as well as the health system's preparedness toward the H1N1 pandemic (3 items: adequacy of medicine, vaccines and personal protection equipments).
Most qualify as "cheerleading": praise for the government and items on revolutionary history, national holidays, and other patriotic themes.
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Unlike many other government budget items at a time of forceful cost cutting by local governments, health care benefits are relatively secure because they often are awarded as a result of union bargaining.
According to the government, the items never made it into the hands of the army.
In addition, the government moved items from other museums around the country to replenish the Palace Museum's collection.
Administrative billing data on uptake of specific government subsidised items of healthcare (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) Co-payment, Practice Incentives Program (PIP Indigenous Health Incentivee (PIP-IHI) and health assessments billing data) were provided by the Commonwealth Government Department of Health from May 2009 to May 2012.
The title of "The Six Million Dollar Man" referred to a government line-item expense, not the hero's net worth.
