Sentence examples for governments precisely from inspiring English sources

When South Koreans and Filipinos rebelled against their military dictators, the U.S. was able to put pressure on those governments, precisely they were dependent on the U.S. Alas, this was not the case with China, during Tiananmen Square.

Liberal democracies economically outperform other systems of government precisely because they are better able to balance competing interests.

If not the government, precisely who is going to provide funding when the bankers are in severe trouble?

It took the new government precisely one day to begin pushing ahead with a stalled new aluminium smelter in Helguvík.

At the outset, the sanctions, including embargoes, asset freezes and travel bans, were targeted on the government — precisely to avoid harming Iranian civilians.

Our wise founders wrote a system of checks and balances into our government precisely to guard against ideologues running roughshod over the will of the American people.

On demobilisation, and happily married to his beloved Esther, Pender worked in the shale mines, and on their closure transferred to the new British Motor Corporation plant at Bathgate, brought to West Lothian by the Macmillan government precisely because pits were closing.

The justices had shrewdly positioned themselves as the most respected branch of national government precisely because they had refused to display themselves and had spoken unanimously during times of national crisis, like Brown v. Board of Education and the Nixon tapes case.

Their concern is that the VAT is a money machine that will lead to higher taxes and bigger government precisely because it is such a "good" tax.

Typically, public works are launched by government precisely because they're perceived to offer a public benefit, but no discernible profit opportunity for private enterprise. .

The US and British governments drew precisely the wrong lessons from the failure of the Taliban and the Iraqi army to fight.