Sentence examples for governments cause from inspiring English sources

Things happen because governments cause them to, but people are like, 'No.

"Exposing details of past intelligence cooperation with specific foreign governments could jeopardize current relationships with those governments, cause domestic political upheaval in those countries, and undermine the willingness of foreign intelligence services to work with America in the future," the source said.

"Exposing details of past intelligence cooperation with specific foreign governments could jeopardize current relationships with those governments, cause domestic political upheaval in those countries, and undermine the willingness of foreign intelligence services to work with America in the future," the person familiar with the administration's redactions said.

Governments caused the very problems they were supposed to solve.

The last thing Mrs May needed on her plate was a trade dispute between two foreign governments causing an economic problem at home.

Cambodian officials believe false reports undermine the government, cause social unrest and pose a "genuine threat to national security," said Carl Thayer, emeritus professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia.

The government caused the crisis.

Government causes a problem, and then government steps in to solve the problem.

PDL has threatened to quit the government, causing a new political crisis.

In his view, government causes poverty, and has little hope of alleviating the problem.

Do non-indigenous Australians understand the pain and trauma this cynical action by the Howard government caused?