Sentence examples for governments abroad from inspiring English sources

In contrast, even conservative governments abroad have taken a more balanced approach to deficit reduction".

In Beijing, the Foreign Ministry warned governments abroad not to comment on the bill.

They used petro-dollars to buy stability at home, tame governments abroad and spread a puritanical brand of Islam.

It seems David Cameron is happy to lecture governments abroad on human rights and the rule of law, but disregards them at home.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) is admired by governments abroad but regularly provokes an outcry in the UK.

When the US government chose to listen to other governments abroad – to their militaries, to their diplomatic communications, to their policymakers where possible – they were listening in a world of defined targets.

She said she had always wanted to work for the government abroad.

So, if a government abroad or a multinational company is acting up in some way - perhaps dumping waste or mistreating workers - what can be done about it?

Europe's Muslims are represented by umpteen different groups, often squabbling and often as concerned with the interests of a government abroad as with those of the people they say they want to help.

Our research question requires the distinction between the papers originated from a geographic area's university, industry and government relationships and those resulting from the collaboration with at least one university, industry or government abroad.

He did not, among other things, believe civilians should be targeted in response to the actions of their government abroad.