Sentence examples for governments terms from inspiring English sources

Using these figures you can calculate a rate of acts per day, which accounts for different lengths of prime ministers' or governments' terms.

The aim is for the Food-EPI process to be repeated regularly (depending on governments' terms) in order to check progress over time and against international best practice.

He was his own treasurer, which is pretty unusual in government terms.

As a strong feminist, she has a lot to lose if the Hamas "coup" (as the Fatah-supported government terms it) in Gaza spreads to the West Bank.

The state-run media posted photographs of smiling Tibetans playing tug of war and other games in commemoration of what the Chinese government terms "Serf Emancipation Day".

Equally disruptive is the Sri Lankan army's ongoing occupation of what the government terms "high security zones" in the north and east of the country.

The Bill will be aimed at addressing what the government terms "capability gaps" in law enforcement and intelligence agencies' abilities to combat terrorism and serious crime.

In government terms, make no mistake about it, the Pentagon & Co. are the 1%.

Afghan government terms the peace pact with the Pakistani Taliban reinforcement to the Taliban-led insurgency in Afghanistan.

Last year, child poverty in America reached record levels: 16.7 million children live in what the government terms "food insecure" households.

"It's going to probably go through several successive government terms because we're talking hundreds of years of oppression and abuse and poverty".