Sentence examples for government split from inspiring English sources

When Margaret Thatcher's government split the NHS into self-governing trusts and created an internal market for services, I began a regular cartoon called "St Opt-Outs", an everyday story of medical folk struggling under the cosh of managers helicoptered in from the private sector.

The United States government split up Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company.

ONE phrase characterises New Labour's attitude to local government: split personality.

After Darby returned to England in 1845, disputes over doctrine and church government split the Brethren.

Political figures and analysts outside the government split over the meaning of Mr. Ustinov's departure.

Margaret Thatcher came nowhere near this and, unlike this government, split deficit reduction equally between tax and cuts.

As the government splits into fragments over this, Labour needs a forensic and united strategy for holding Theresa May to account for delivering the best possible terms.

Dave Penman, the general secretary of the FDA, the main union representing senior civil servants, said government splits over access to documents might have long-term repercussions for the way in which ministers and their officials interacted.

Dave Penman, the general secretary of the the FDA (the main union that represents senior civil servants) said government splits over access to documents may have long-term repercussions for the way in which ministers and their officials interact.

The federal and 10 state governments split the rest of the $17.5 million.

Elsewhere the federal and state governments split control of offshore land, and this complicates the leasing process.Texan officials are baffled by other states' worries about wind power.