Sentence examples for government slack from inspiring English sources

Educated, white-collar workers like Ms. Guo are emblematic of an increasingly self-confident Chinese middle class willing to cut the government slack over its strictures and imperfections.

Lackington was no slacker.

And they are cutting the government some slack -- more slack than I would have cut the government if I was still sitting in my journalism seat".

Why not give the new democratically elected government some slack and some respect?

And if this is really the worst environmental disaster, the wording seems to suggest, maybe people need to cut the government some slack for failing to get it under control right away.

Athens was believed to harbour hopes that the IMF – which has proved to be a more conciliatory partner than either the EU or ECB in negotiations – would agree to cut the government some slack in Sunday's talks.

This means that on average a privately insured family is forced to pick up about $1,800 extra every year of the government's slack.

Speaking at the Improving International Student Experience conference in central London, he said the higher education sector must pick up the government's "slack".

But we need to cut the government some slack here.

And about half of the taxi drivers are still wearing their government-issued slacks and ties.

He says if we were a "mature nation," we would accept that "some terrorists are bound to get through," and we would be more willing cut government agencies some slack.