Sentence examples for governments effected from inspiring English sources
Since protests inspired by the Arab Spring rocked Jordan 15 months ago, the king has replaced three prime ministers, none of whose governments effected significant change.
The letter allowed him to leave office with some remaining dignity, but it also allowed the group behind his downfall to present it as a constitutional transfer of power, rather than a change of government effected at gunpoint.
But it is not by the consolidation, or concentration of powers, but by their distribution, that good government is effected.
The government effects a physical taking only where it requires the landowner to submit to the physical occupation of his land.
You can still finish working earlier if you choose – the changes announced by the government effect the date you will receive your state pension, not when you can finish work or draw from a private pension.
Considering this government effect, we hypothesize as follows.
From the start, the Berensons' chief hope was that the United States government would effect their daughter's release.
First, it taught them to embrace the power of the government to effect fundamental social change, and thus to channel their earlier cooperative impulse through politics.
That people have the right, then, to institute new governments designed to effect their safety and happiness.
