Sentence examples for government understanding from inspiring English sources

It's about government understanding the new levels of citizen participation and becoming more accessible.

He minimized Ms. Quinn's experience and her role in government: "Understanding the legislative side of how it operates is just one small area of what's necessary for a chief executive".

Of course, that would require government understanding and, possibly, new legislation.

"All we need now is stability and some government understanding of the problems".

Friends of the Earth campaigner Guy Shrubsole said: "This review suggests a sea-change in government understanding of floods, but its recommendations are a wash-out.

The aggregated analysis affirms the current Australian industry and government understanding of the Australian waste production with the Service (notably construction) industry having the largest direct and total waste generation multipliers.

This is why I come down to this: I hope the government starts understanding this power sooner rather than later".

"There has been a history of the federal government not understanding how its enforcement can undermine union organizing drives," said Janice Fine, a labor relations professor at Rutgers.

The £65,285 project is being delivered by the Change Institute (a London-based thinktank whose previous work includes carrying out research for the government into understanding Muslim ethnic communities), the BAE subsidiary, Detica and another defence and security-orientated company, Montvieux.

I hacked into dozens of high profile corporations and government institutions, understanding very clearly that what I was doing was against the law, and that my actions could land me back in federal prison.

Whether or not the work results in a Microsoft product matters less than forming ties with governments and understanding various people and regions.