Sentence examples for government of setting from inspiring English sources

Some supporters accused the government of setting the fire.

Mr. Mas-Colell accused Mr. Zapatero's government of setting double standards.

Some in the opposition said they suspected the government of setting the bombs to tarnish the uprising.

Andrew Marr has accused the Government of setting "a trap" for the BBC by denying it the right to make popular programmes.

In response, the Labour Party accused the government of setting out to produce legislation so restrictive that nobody could reasonably enact it.

Hound's candidacy, which he announced on ITV's The Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday night, is likely to delight other critics of the Coalition's NHS reforms, including the shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, who recently accused the Government of setting the NHS on a path towards charging patients for their care.

They are more powerful than the state and the federal government in terms of setting standards.

THE government is notoriously fond of setting targets.

Governments usually take charge of setting up these online infrastructures, but Latvia followed a different route.

Supporters of both parties were accusing the other of setting the government's agenda.

The government has accused Mr. Odeh of setting up a fishing business to support Al Qaeda members.