Sentence examples for governmental direction from inspiring English sources

But, the Gulf spill was a national issue, which required governmental direction, responsibility and accountability.

The government has also encouraged foreign investors with its policy of economic liberalism, although there is governmental direction and planning.

"He's about having more and bigger governmental direction and takeovers of different sectors of the economy, and more government programs that don't deliver what they promise and have adverse impacts on the national economy".

The key to their success is their ability to control social development, to manage and prevent change, and to bring under governmental direction all the forces that may result in innovations that are threatening to the system.

One of the few German industrialists who realized that governmental direction of the nation's economic resources would be necessary for victory, Rathenau convinced the government of the need for a War Raw Materials Department in the War Ministry.

All residents of Hirono, Naraha, Tomioka, Kawauchi, Okuma, Futaba, Namie, Katsurao, and Iitate, and part of residents of Tamura, Minami-Soma, Kawamata, and Date were forced to evacuate their homes due to the governmental direction after the disaster.

Therefore, one can argue that social reintegration as a so-called aim of governmental-driven directions on how to behave when going back to their families and communities [ 56, 58] might not necessarily be experienced by the individual former prisoner.

The lack of governmental policy or direction has resulted in a countryside engulfed by cultural Americana - out-of-town retail parks or residential enclaves, designed primarily with the car in mind, lacking any relationship to their location or existing communities.

No sooner was he in City Hall than Mr. Barry began to solidify his support among the city's blacks, steering housing projects, job programs and other governmental benefits in their direction.

"[The view was] they have a legitimate interest in governmental action and the direction of its policy and may seek to influence the outcome of elections," Twomey said.

Social work should be defined by the profession and not by prevailing governmental and Whitehall policy directions.