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Political science professor Elinor Ostrom has called the cleanup of Europe's Rhine, brought about by a multinational assortment of organizations and local governments, an example of successful commons management.

Is the failure of the Morsi government an example of how "time moves quickly now," with the Egyptian public swiftly seeing Islamist rule for what it is and rejecting it decisively, opening the door for more liberal alternatives?

His case is also often cited by foreign governments as an example of human rights violations in China.

It's critical that our governments set an example about art as the expression of the very best that humans can do.

During the '90s, Museveni was touted by foreign governments as an example of reformist African leadership, particularly for the way his administration reduced the HIV infection rate nationwide.

The Bush administration has cited Mr. Saakashvili's government as an example of democratic success in a region where that has been scarce.

The Bush administration has pointed to Georgia's pro-Western government as an example of the success of a foreign policy doctrine of fostering democracy abroad.

On Tuesday, the United States government made an example of ZTE in a different way.

The chief justice said that his branch of the government provided an example of doing much with few resources.

The employment survey forms part of the "key information sets", statistics championed by the government as an example of student consumer power.

Goi is often cited by the government as an example of home-bred success for having built a global business from roots in the tiny island-state.