Sentence examples for governments published from inspiring English sources

But how much better it would be if governments published comprehensive long-range fiscal projections, scrutinised by independent bodies and open to public debate.

In 1972, at the end of President Richard M. Nixon's historic visit to China, the American and Chinese governments published a remarkable joint communiqué.

During 1969, the privately financed organization, which has set itself up as a watchdog over city, state and suburban governments, published the re sults of 26 investigations whose findings ranged from illegal voter registering by Chicago precinct captains to dilatory handling of priceless Lincoln exhibits at New Salem State Park.

In 2012, Hutchins was a stringer for CBS news covering the GOP presidential primary, and was South Carolina's lead researcher and reporter on the State Integrity Investigation, a risk analysis for corruption in all 50 state governments published by the Center for Public Integrity, Global Integrity and Public Radio International.

We must learn to live with a less measurable world.Given these flaws, should governments publish fewer numbers?

And in those economies, governments publish their fiscal budgets and enterprises file their tax returns.

Last autumn, the government published its guidance on best practice in sports governance.

The UK government published its national pollinator strategy on Tuesday.

The Nasser government published them in a pamphlet under the title "The Brothers of the Devil".

But at the end of November last year, the Scottish Government published its prospectus for independence.

In June 2010 the government published a white paper outlining its regulatory plans.