Sentence examples for governmental assets from inspiring English sources
Despite of the key role of mobility networks in the economic and social activities, yet the current debate now with the global trend of cutting budgets, is how to maximize the capacity of governmental assets, among which, the road networks.
When you factor in business and governmental assets and liabilities, the U.S., by conservative measures, is $35-40 35-40 trillionhier than China.
Once in power, GOP administrations disastrously misused dwindling governmental assets on a costly draining war begun on false evidence, and on unregulated capitalism, enabling overseas flight of US capital and jobs for the benefit of the top 1%.
"To the extent he couldn't do that, in some cases, then he would have to designate, voluntarily, for someone else to make decisions" when governmental actions affected those assets.
Drones, contractors, non-governmental organizations, and other assets will remain in that gaping wound opened by the US invasion — all watched over by our sprawling surveillance apparatus.
In China, this has not (yet) been the case, due to large increases in efficiencies and governmental support to fixed infrastructure assets, reducing financial risk of the private sector and limiting the need for large water tariff increases.
Philantropy: similar to NGOs, these are leading non-profit non-governmental entities that utilize donated assets and income to support health services in less developed countries.
"It is unprecedented for the state to take an asset from a governmental entity without cause," said State Rep. Sonya Williams Barnes (D-Gulfport), chair of the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus.
Billions more could be saved in a fire sale of assets unnecessary for basic governmental operations.
Until US lawmakers agree to strengthen the nation's tax laws, tax-avoiding companies such as Apple will relentlessly seek out willing governmental partners – like Ireland – to hide their assets.
And in recent years, firms doing business in countries with unpleasant governments have been pilloried by non-governmental organisations (NGOs), endangering that most priceless of assets, their good name.
