Sentence examples for governments compared to from inspiring English sources

In fact, black people are the least likely to trust their local governments compared to other groups.

On average, Indigenous peoples in Alberta had lower income levels, higher poverty rates, and a higher dependency on financial aids from governments compared to non-Indigenous populations in 2011 (Table 1).

This has contributed to the rise of center-left and left-leaning governments in Latin America that often cultivate their support from urban formal sector workers, who in return, enjoy relatively more generous welfare benefits from governments compared to East Asian countries [ 51, 58, 59].

How does this broad policy consensus among the world's governments compare to the Depression period?

Miliband said living standards rose £3,700 over the 13 years of the last Labour government compared to a drop of £1,500 under Cameron.

"It is a small government compared to here, where it is all union-run and it is a huge bureaucracy, and there is no way you're going to get meetings with anybody".

Wales is not being treated on an equal basis by the UK government compared to Scotland, claims First Minister Carwyn Jones.

For instance, in economic terms, the southeastern coastal regions, which enjoyed superior factor endowments, are empowered with more institutional flexibility by the central government compared to the interior.

In response, Facebook provided 17% of data requested by Thais and did not provide any data to the Egyptian government (compared to 32,000 requests by the US government with an 85% production rate by Facebook over the same period).

The average Pell Grantee at Liberty gets $3,359 from the federal government, compared to an average grant that year of $3,578.

Yemen has only modest oil resources next to Libya and Iraq, and a very weak national government compared to pre-crisis Syria, meaning the state could offer barely any support to a population facing crisis.