Sentence examples for governments dependent from inspiring English sources

Governments dependent on Irish nationalist support were common in the years leading up to the first world war.

State and local governments, dependent on property taxes in many cases, are being badly squeezed.

Widespread poverty has provided a ready excuse for governments dependent on income from resources.

And aid may make governments dependent on their paymasters in the rich world, not their taxpayers at home.

However it plays out, Foxwoods is likely to provide a model for other floundering Indian gambling enterprises with various interests to sort out — nervous bondholders, tribal members sure to see their revenue payments drop, state governments dependent on casino money.

Transactions volumes in cities across China have stalled, and local governments — dependent on land sales to fund their operating budgets and repay debt — are starting to panic.

Bismarck engineered a government dependent on his ability to manipulate political interests within and outside Germany.

He said the funding agreement with the government, dependent on the outcome of charter review, meant "challenges and painful choices".

But early on Wednesday morning Labour said it was making its support for the government dependent on new conditions.

With Japan's government dependent on votes from rural districts across this island, Hokkaido, the government does not dream of opening floodgates to food imports.

Against that background, the prospect of a minority government dependent on other parties committed to change is hardly so terrifying, let alone illegitimate.