Sentence examples for governments grow from inspiring English sources
Fitch, the ratings agency, warned this week that the issue had the potential to "escalate into a wider international trade dispute, as airlines and governments grow more vocal over the regulation's economic impact".
But the expense abuses are only the tip of a malaise that has seen Parliament grow ever more remote from the voters, and governments grow ever more oblivious of Parliament.
Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank in London, wrote Wednesday in a research note that Spain would probably have to seek help as soon as next week because the situation is becoming untenable as deposits flee the country's banks and other governments grow worried about possible contagion.
Our governments grow up so fast.
As prosperity increases and central governments grow stronger, War, the Apocalyptic horseman with the human face, rides off into the sunset.
It is time both governments grew up.COLIN MORTONVientiane,Laos.
But many companies left because municipal governments grew less willing to subsidize them.
Expenditures by state and local governments grew rapidly in the United States after World War II, particularly in the areas of education, health, and welfare services.
In 1960, borrowing a term used by French restaurateurs, the European Commission recruited its first stagiaires.As the apparatus of governments grew, so did the number of placements.
As the size and responsibilities of subnational governments grew, however, most mayors objected to the centralization of power, known as the tutelle ("supervision").
Other flag carriers across the region notably Albanian Airlines and Hungary's Malev met the same fate, their respective governments growing tired of endless financial losses.
