Sentence examples for government stretched from inspiring English sources

Seated nearby was Anthony B. Gliedman, a former official with the Trump Organization whose prior career in government stretched back to the Lindsay administration.

The problem was the letter's timing, and that when government stretched out its hand in friendship there was no response from the other side.

Regaining and maintaining control requires resources the government, stretched on many fronts by the 19-month conflict, cannot afford, said Emile Hokayem, a Middle East-based analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

With the government stretched financially and many businessmen fleeing or switching sides, those payments appear to have stopped, Ms. Hanano and others said, leading many militia members to pay themselves however they can, often with violence as a byproduct.

But just to make sure, the kingdom's rulers are making its laws even tougher.In January the government stretched existing draconian rules regulating the printed press to cover the internet, including blog sites.

Though the exact reasoning of the jurors, who came from across Oregon and were never identified by name in court, remains unknown, most onlookers blamed prosecutorial overreach — that the government stretched its case too far to fit the events at the refuge — or stumbles in the presentation of evidence.

"Let the government stretch it further if it wants".

The BBC will have its royal charter renewed at the end of the year, and has agreed a funding deal with government stretching until 2020.

"We've already seen the federal government stretch their regulatory tentacles into our homes and determine what kind of light bulbs we have to use," Blackburn said.

The percentage of TSA airport screeners missing work has hit 10% as the partial shutdown of the federal government stretches into its fifth week.

References are made to China's "continuous rule" by a singular autocratic government, stretching back into the mists of time, and to calls for liberalization being the work of domestic dupes and outside agents making trouble in a way that threatens a beloved homeland.