Sentence examples for governmental means from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Washington has sought to prevent nuclear terrorism and limit its harm, mainly by governmental means.

Less governmental support means more pressure on young people to fund themselves with part time work, says Rallings.

The idea that a single spark could start a forest fire that would burn down the existing governmental structure means that any dissent, however small, can be seen as containing the seeds of eventual regime change.

Fighting the cartels and joint criminal governmental corruption means violence, as in Mexico, where President Felipe Calderón sent in the army.

The latest outbreak of weirdness has creationists arguing that a recent governmental ruling means that evolution should be banned from public schools!

The current international interest in well-being indicators among governmental agencies means that many quality of life scales are potential components of such national indicator sets.

But he said Russian governmental incompetence meant the market had been created without taking into account Russia's interests.

International politics and governmental posturing meant little to him: he was absorbed by the wound a gunman from the Israeli side of the border had inflicted on his relative.

One implication of this theory is that the size of the stock of money must be considered when shaping governmental policies meant to control prices and maintain full employment.

Safety, quality controls and strict governmental regulations mean the supply chain is complicated and difficult to attack.

While the identity, reputation and review systems of a hosting platform can supplant some of the governmental licensing meant for safety, Airbnb is a privately held, for-profit company that is incentivized to maximize revenues and bookings, while city governments are accountable to their voting public, who are long-term residents who live and work in the city and need housing.