Sentence examples for governments decision from inspiring English sources

He said successive governments' decision to hike up prices has meant more smokers are buying cigarettes from the black market or opting for cheaper brands.

The results show that factors such as the risks of demand, the scale of the projects, the source of financing and technology have influenced significantly in governments' decision of including economic regulation provisions in PPP contracts.

The arch-villain is George Soros, speculator-extraordinary, who Dr Mahathir believes is trying to ruin South-East Asian countries, because he disapproves of their governments' decision to admit Myanmar into the regional political club, ASEAN.

In a joint statement, EADS and Airbus welcomed the governments' decision, saying that they were "fully committed to finding an agreement that is technically and contractually acceptable to both sides".

Mr Sibal also condemned the American and British governments' decision to advise their nationals to leave India at the height of the recent India-Pakistan confrontation as a "political act" aimed at pressing India to back off from a possible war with Pakistan.It is not yet clear whether all this marks a change in the foreign ministry's approach to relations with the United States.

The Governments' decision on Sinn Fein's role in future talks was further complicated on Thursday when the British indicated that they and the Irish would soon reinstate in the talks a small Protestant party, the Ulster Democrats, which represents a paramilitary group called the Ulster Freedom Fighters.

We tell the governments, decision-makers, industry, if you go this way, this is the results you are going to face.

"In PR terms, opinion here and elsewhere in Latin America has shifted precisely because of the appearance of interference with other governments' decision-making processes," he said.

And in the Council of Ministers, which represents elected governments, decisions are prone to opaque back-room deals.

Such open environments ultimately improve governments' decision-making procedures.

At the same time, governments' decision-making processes become transparent to the private sector and their citizens so that governments are discouraged from making decisions in isolated situations.