Sentence examples for governments equally from inspiring English sources

Each time one limits or bans food exports, it pushes up world prices and other governments, equally anxious to keep food inside the country, follow suit.

They must also be "impartial", acting solely according to the merits of the case and serving all governments equally, regardless of politics.

What is certain is that ransomware attacks are some of the most immediately damaging forms of cyber attack that affects home users, enterprises and governments equally.

As much as the creation of the World Fit for Children depends on the governments, equally it depends on your active participation.

Government equally beneficial to all can be attained.

One was populist, like the Tea Party; it distrusted business and government equally and wanted to return power to the people by adhering to strict constitutional principles.

A thriving civil society helps to flesh out a classical liberal vision of a pluralistic society encompassing a wide variety of different interests and with a watchman government equally protecting liberties for all.

Mr. Allawi has called for a "special situation" for Kirkuk that would keep it under Baghdad's control, but give extra powers to a local government equally divided among all groups.

Parents in some households affected by the wage increases will remain eligible for Medi-Cal but will shift from a pre-ACA eligibility category in which the state and federal government equally split the health care costs to a "newly eligible" category under the ACA that is almost entirely federally-funded.

The full legal equality of all citizens in all parts of the country was proclaimed; the residents of North Brabant, Zeeland-Flanders, Limburg, and Drenthe gained the same rights as all other citizens of the republic, just as their districts, once excluded from the States General, now participated in the national government equally with all others.

The Executive is a coordinate and independent branch of the Government equally with the Senate; and I have yet to learn under what Constitutional authority that branch of the Legislature has a right to require of me an account of any communication..