Sentence examples for government represents from inspiring English sources

Israel is a democracy where the government represents the will of those who elected it.

But opposition leaders rejected his claim that the new government represents a "consensus".

The era of the Abbott government represents the pinnacle of success for the crusaders of the hard right.

However, the electricity commission says that its debt, backed by the Mexican government, represents 130percentt of its sales.

By contrast, they argue, Mr Bush's government represents the most dangerous threat they have faced since the 1959 revolution.

This may sound corny to some, yet it's important to point out that the government represents all Americans, not just those who vote.

But can the Iranian government represent a good system of government?

reconstitutes itself as a functioning government, representing the people... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

Unlike, in political terms, the ailing Labour government represented by Bradshaw in Cambridge.

In 1986, Russia settled successfully with the British government, representing the second-largest group of bondholders.

"Our government – representing me! – says it will not support Tibetans being viciously oppressed by China.