"governmental group" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any group of people that is organized and composed of government officials. For example, "The governmental group met to discuss regulations on the import of agricultural products."
More important, only a governmental group can combat the obstruction of the armed forces, which has been a problem in Argentina and El Salvador.
As secretary general of the Council of Europe, a governmental group that was founded in 1949 to promote human rights on the Continent, he knows about corruption firsthand.
He then played an important role in the central junta, the national governmental group opposing the French, and played a part in convoking a Cortes, or national assembly.
A governmental group would be best at spreading the word to Mayan communities that vanished children might be alive and also at ensuring the safety of families who look for them.
"In this case, we've found that certain changes to a mouse virus can render it more lethal and harder to immunize against," Bob Seamark, director of the Cooperative Research Center for Pest Animal Control, a governmental group in Australia that coordinated the research, said in a statement.
But the very success of the private station may be its undoing: the reason cited by the national radio and television board for postponing a decision about the frequency was a sudden petition by the Roma minority self-government -- essentially an advisory governmental group -- for its own radio station.
By the 70's, his business activities were slowing, and Mr. Milano devoted his energies to a role as the businessman in civic and governmental groups.
(Has anyone ever encountered one of these governmental groups and not thought, What do they do?) In the first small, brightly lit room, a video plays on loop.
More recent data for New York is unavailable, but anecdotal reports from disabled job seekers and from the nonprofit and governmental groups that help them point to a worsening market.
And Danilo Guirola, vice consul of the Salvadoran Consulate on Long Island, held a meeting tonight in Hempstead in which private and governmental groups formed a committee to raise money for the earthquake victims.
Governmental groups have dismissed formation of a regulated market for organ sales.
