Sentence examples for governments not only from inspiring English sources

In this case, the structure of this combination needs to be coordinated with national governments not only in Europe but to account for United States security demands.

National governments not only need to work together, but to establish monitoring and food-safety agencies genuinely independent of farming interests.

And because private equity's interests are so diverse, the industry interacts with governments not only through lobbying, but also as contractors and partners on public projects.

Past governments not only embraced Japan's half-century military alliance with the United States, but also warned of China's burgeoning power and regularly angered Beijing by trying to whitewash the sordid episodes of Japan's 1930s-1940s military expansion.

The model federal state is characterized by the existence, at the national level, of a written, rigid constitution guaranteeing the several intermediate governments not only permanence and independence but also a full complement of legislative, executive, and judicial powers.

In the real world, governments not only maintain armies, they also provide a variety of public goods and services that would be impractical for private citizens to provide for themselves.

The government not only failed to supervise them properly.

The government not only exploited corporations eager to do business, but willing governments as well.

Liberals want the government not only to provide public services but also to redistribute economic resources.

The German government not only opposed the case but also rallied other European governments to join them.

People want to deal with government not only in office hours, but also in the evenings and at weekends.