The word 'governmental' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something concerning the government or its authority. For example, "The governmental organization promised to provide aid to those affected by the disaster."
As the Global Times is an offshoot of the Chinese Communist party's official newspaper, the People's Daily, we can assume its blunt diagnosis reflects the governmental view.
More than 20 years after it was abolished, Margaret Thatcher's poll tax remains the locus classicus for domestic political miscalculation and the yardstick by which all other UK governmental policy ineptitudes are still judged.
Speaking to the conference, Geer described the removal of links to oneself as like moving to a new town or changing one's name: "a definition of privacy that turns on whether you do or do not retain the effective capacity to misrepresent yourself, a right which I will remind you is routinely granted but to those who have especially helped governmental causes [such as] witness protection".
I know a great deal about how jobs are created, how they come and how they go, and I think Rick has spent most of life in the governmental sector," he said.
For 45 days now, none of the people who work at governmental institutions have been paid – no salaries at all.
In Britain and other western countries, as the past week's events have shown, a sea-change is under way with which governmental authorities have yet to catch up.
The African Union and most southern African nations have generally been supportive of the vote, but sharp criticism has come from non-governmental groups and western governments including Britain.
Mora runs the environmentalist non-governmental organisation Őkotárs in Budapest, which acts as the intermediary distributor of money from Norway's generous aid programme for civil society projects in central and eastern Europe.
A collaboration with local NGO the Zeitz Foundation, the school was funded by the Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission, a non-governmental body based in the Channel Islands specialising in grant aid to charities with projects in the developing world.
In the wake of the Dvorkovich emails leak, the Russian parliament has been discussing legislation to make sending official information through non-governmental email services a crime.
"The EIS process has involved consultation with a significant number of stakeholders including elected representatives, federal and state government agencies as well as non-governmental agencies, local councils, Indigenous representatives, the private sector, public organisations and local residents," he said.
