Sentence examples for government of panic from inspiring English sources

Labour has accused the government of panic measures after a leaked NHS document revealed plans to lengthen ambulance response times for seriously ill patients.

Would the government, in moments of panic, even want it to?

The three men had been sought since May 5, when a 300-man tank battalion announced a rebellion against the government, causing several hours of panic which ended when the unit surrendered.

In the future, they say, banks may continue to receive government bailouts in times of panic.

There are growing statistical signs that, after a flurry of government panic over plummeting tax revenue around mid-year, Germany will after all just about meet the 3% target.

The Labour leader told David Cameron during prime minister's questions that the latest budget U-turn, announced on Tuesday, was a sign of government "panic at the pumps" and an acknowledgment that its economic plan was failing.

Washington's constant state of panic over government debt and budget deficits has contributed to severe cutbacks in government spending that have slowed economic growth and helped keep unemployment high.

With the emperor held hostage and the Mongol armies only 50 miles (80 km) northwest of the capital of Beijing, the government was in a state of panic.

Miliband's "save the NHS" campaign coincides with a crisis of confidence on the government benches and clear signs of panic in Downing Street.

"The government is in a state of panic, and that is why it has resorted to such tactics," Mr. Shah said.

Then we see the government, caught in the grips of panic, contributing to the populist fever and pouring more oil over the fire.