Sentence examples for governments succeeded from inspiring English sources

Representatives of the travel companies would not predict outright that, if local governments succeeded in their efforts, prices for hotel rooms offered through Web sites would rise.

However, such were the levels of political distrust that a year later the US and Irish governments succeeded in persuading a reluctant British government to internationalise the process and in 1995 an independent commission was appointed to lead the search for peace.

It was the post-second world war alliance of the sage and the economically egalitarian worker that brought the real global recovery, not the gentleman: by creating welfare states, giving more power to labour and controlling merchants – most importantly in international finance – governments succeeded in investing in growth while creating a more economically and socially equal society.

Should both these governments succeed merely in freeing new rentals (leaving old tenancies rent-controlled), the benefits will be huge.

How did the Thatcher and Blair governments succeed so quickly to wipe out years of such thought, theory and practice?

If, despite threats of legal action from biotech companies, some national governments succeed in prohibiting the sale of their products, the companies will simply relocate elsewhere.

It will take massive government intervention to stem the crisis, and even if euro-zone governments succeed there is a risk the euro-zone economy will follow its peripheral members into recession.

Even if all of these local governments succeed -- and isn't this everyone's goal?

The government succeeded in introducing the whole repeal package by 11am on Wednesday.

Never in history has a government succeeded in ruling permanently through authoritarian measures.

In January and February 1918 the army and the government succeeded in suppressing the social unrest and antiwar demonstrations.