Sentence examples for government methods from inspiring English sources
There are legal restrictions which prevent Levison from being more specific about a protest of government methods that has forced him to shutter his company, an unprecedented move.
Bentham did not consider that the effectiveness of the POT as a check on misrule could be undermined by secret government methods to limit the flow of information, nor did it occur to him that a press dominated by the views of one class could subvert the veracity of the information it disseminated.
Harkin has also proposed requiring the department to conduct a study of its debt collectors, with an eye toward how borrowers are treated and the cost of contracting with debt collectors compared to using traditional government methods.
Although the survey outlined in this paper was carried out on a (substantial) subset of the farms included in the FBS, the linkages between the two surveys have permitted data aggregation to a national level in a manner consistent with current government methods, providing additional information than could not be drawn from stand-alone survey data.
In that suit, decided in September 2001, a federal judge in Oregon, Michael R. Hogan, said the government method of treating hatchery and wild fish differently was unlawful.
The government method allows public pension funds to credit themselves for the investment income, and the contributions, that they expect to receive in the future.
Representation, in government, method or process of enabling the citizenry, or some of them, to participate in the shaping of legislation and governmental policy through deputies chosen by them.
The study by the IFS for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said the government method for calculating absolute poverty – the number of people living below a breadline that rises each year in line with the cost of living – assumed that all households faced the same inflation rate.
And the Scottish Government method: "These projections use a transparent and straightforward approach to allocate debt, as a result of the extra spending proposed by the Scottish Government, in the year following the borrowing".
Even the government method fails: largely because the government outsources this work to third parties who are in it for the money, not necessarily providing hard core assessments.
