Sentence examples for governments consequently from inspiring English sources

As discrimination will not disappear via competition, governments consequently have to introduce public policies.

The Iraqi government consequently refused to renew the company's operating licence.

Taxes were purposely kept light, and the government consequently had few funds available for development.

The UK government consequently did not give the US an absolute commitment in relation to the future of the Lockerbie accused.

The Allies refused to recognize the Soviet government; consequently it entered alone into peace negotiations with the Central Powers (Germany and her allies Austro-Hungary and Turkey) at the town of Brest-Litovsk.

The Soviet government consequently ordered Tupolev and other aircraft design bureaus to study possible dedicated anti-submarine warfare (ASW) designs.

But legislating is the art of picking battles and in this divided government Boehner cannot fight for what he and the Pope frame as the unborn's right to life without shutting down the government, consequently harming the lives of millions of living American women and children.

During the 1960s the government and regional health authorities consequently viewed epidemiological surveys and standard diagnostic tests as vital to calculating bed numbers, allocating staff and planning the needs of psychiatric patients in the community (Evans, 2013: 13–14; Hilton, 2008: 308).

Because of their smaller market position, they may be less beholden to governments and consequently freer to do more for dissidents, he says.

The findings were presented to legal and public health officers in the local governments, and, consequently, tobacco sales taxes were increased nine times in the next four years.

The imminent collapse of the government was consequently a persistent theme overshadowing Mr Netanyahu's tenure.