Sentence examples for governments away from inspiring English sources

Indeed, experts in government policy say there has been a fundamental shift by state governments away from imposing new taxes to solve budget problems.

4) That adaptation as needed is massively more cost-effective than any attempted mitigation and that a focus on such mitigation will divert the attention and resources of governments away from addressing the real problems of their peoples.

The workshop discussion also considered the role of UNICEF in strengthening juvenile justice systems and continued advocacy on international standards and moving governments away from the use of detention centres.

"Tonight, 18 Senate Republicans conspired to take government away from the people," Mr. Miller said.

"The best way to support religious institutions and religious practice is to keep the government away from them".

He said Ouattara may move the seat of government away from Abidjan to the official capital, Yamoussoukro.

We have to hope that the Dodd-Frank reframing succeeds — and that taxpayer anger doesn't scare the government away from following the law's intent aggressively.

All of these provisions fundamentally re-orient the federal government away from policies that have created America's current income gap, and raise much-needed revenue.

"By moving the government away from here," the information minister said, picking at his plate of antipasto, "we can redevelop the entire country".

If those deadlines were not met, the Prachand vowed his supporters would lead demonstrations and stage an indefinite strike that would "sweep the government away," Reuters reported.

But it is at the strategic level of local government, away from communities, where, potentially, the biggest power-shift is under way.