Sentence examples for governmental backing from inspiring English sources

The MPAA has no governmental backing or legal authority.

"Prestigious events like the Olympics, World Cup and European Championships require governmental backing, international security enforcement and cooperation between all sectors of society".

Bradford notes the paradox in the land of the free market, the US, where: the right-wing legislators who swept into state and federal office in 2010 have conflicting tendencies towards nuclear energy: they are largely pro-nuclear, pro-market, climate-change sceptics, yet they disparage governmental backing of particular technologies with taxpayers' money.

As Sheppard explains, without governmental backing, these plants would have little chance of being built.

In the majority of Western countries, the engagement of patients in the management of their health is well established, with governmental backing, and prioritizes the "patient's active roles in their own healthcare" [ 3, 4].

In his Financial Times opinion piece, Grantham went on to declare, "In the U.S. our corporate and governmental system backed surprisingly by the Supreme Court has become a plutocracy, designed to prolong, protect and intensify the wealth and influence of those who already have the wealth and influence".

After all, the U.S. Department of Defense is no stranger to Google's mobile OS — it gave Dell's rather awful Streak 5 tablet the go-ahead for governmental use back in late 2011.

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For example, non-governmental organisations backed by the middle class campaign for better treatment of indigenous peoples in Latin America.In India, the middle class has eroded the caste system, especially in the south.

Prichard's efforts have attracted support from pharma giants such as Merck and Glaxo, as well as governmental and foundation backing from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Fonds de Recherche de la Nature et des Technologies du Quebec, and the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, to the tune of over $12 million in grants.

I suspect that governmental success in backing new industries beats the 1 in 10 rule-of-thumb that Silicon Valley venture capitalists favor.