Sentence examples for government reordering from inspiring English sources

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The bloody uprising that has coursed through Syria has begun to upend daily life in Damascus, the stronghold of President Bashar al-Assad's government, reordering the lives of residents who complain of hardships as simple as getting to work every day and finding bread.

The Associated Press (AP) defines Islamists as, "advocate or supporter of a political movement that favors reordering government and society in accordance with laws prescribed by Islam".

B5 Bonanza for Upstate Salt Mine The Cargill Salt Mine in Lansing, N.Y., is enjoying a financial bonanza as state and local governments are regularly reordering the granular salt for de-icing roads.

Aspects of that culture, including spirituality, herbal healing, rites of passage, direct criticism of leadership through poetic performance, and lineage authority, conflicted with government efforts to reorder society along socialist lines and to define national culture through government control of the media.

I am saying 'Good, let us have another leap.'" His central proposal, and perhaps biggest leap, is a plan to reorder government to make it focus on industrial growth.

Islamists aim to reorder government and society in accordance with Islamic law, or Sharia.

Burnham declared his government to be socialist and in the later 1970s sought to reorder the government in his favour.

There is little support for a significant expansion in the scope of government (though, of course, plenty of argument over reordering priorities between, say, defence and social programmes).

This rightly has raised the hackles not only of Senate Democrats and the media, but anyone who values transparency in government or is anxious about the consequences of reordering the American health care system and taking away health coverage from millions of people. .

In the novel, government lackeys want to reorder the past to prevent a Communist Cuba.

So I was reordering every day.