Sentence examples for governments for which from inspiring English sources
Election after election, the Scots return Labour, SNP and Lib Dem MPs – and get Westminster governments for which they feel they didn't vote.
Arguing in this way, however, assumes a capacity for realistic and consistent decision-making in western governments for which there is no evidence.
For its first half-century, since the launch of Sputnik in 1957, space has been largely the province of governments, for which prestige and strategic clout (military rockets) often matter more than cost.
Paris said it had acted to guarantee financing for local governments for which Dexia Credit Local was the main lender, as well as to stabilise the French and European financial systems; it insisted its main banks were solid.
Mr. Rogers said that while American spy agencies were subject to multiple levels of oversight, "they don't have that in some of our European capitals, and some of this has been shocking — not to the intelligence services," but to the governments for which they work.
Voters should be concerned about the suppression of their own and others' right to vote by none other than the state and local governments for which they're casting ballots.
And aesthetics were serious business to a dysfunctional government, for which all was show.
He and his colleagues feel let down by the Hollande government, for which most of them voted.
Mr. Aboul Fotouh then charged Mr. Moussa with complicity with the Mubarak government for which he long worked.
