Sentence examples for government shine from inspiring English sources

In which case MPs and shadow ministers would be well advised to get on with making a better fist of opposing this monstrous government: shine the light on the Conservatives, not on Labour's travails.

The previously secret letters between Prince Charles and senior members of the British government shine a light on his attempts to influence policy – and also reveal something of the attitude of ministers towards him.

The CBI's deputy director-general, Katja Hall, said: "It's good to see the Government shining the spotlight on childcare and lending a helping hand to working families.

Wilshaw criticised the quality of teaching in colleges and other training providers, and urged the government to "shine a light" on a "neglected sector".

But even then I'm not sure we appreciated the power of having family violence emerge from the shadows, to have the scrutiny of a royal commission, the brightest light our system of government can shine upon an issue.

Louise Ellman, the Labour MP who chairs the transport committee, said the government should "shine a light" on the annual £4bn taxpayer subsidy of the railways to ensure it does not leak to train operators "in the form of unjustified profits".

In China, there have been calls for the Chinese government to shine light on the events of June 4th, and recently the party-affilliated Global Times let loose an article on the changing intellectual climate that touched on the 1989 incident.

The government blames Shining Path supporters for the violence.

"The review conducted by the former British ambassador Sir John Jenkins was asked for by the Saudi government and shines a light into the shady corners of our relationship with the Kingdom," Mr Farron said.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, said the Jenkins review had been requested by the Saudi government and "shines a light into the shady corners of our relationship with the kingdom.

As a result, in little more than three months the value of the currency, the real, has fallen more than 20percentt against the dollar, threatening the anti-inflation program that is the government's shining achievement.