Sentence examples for governments time from inspiring English sources

In a decade of events the original vision is uprooted, as governments time and time again assert their power to direct the future of the Internet.

The business-backed plan would extend until 2006 the current moratorium on new Internet taxes to give state and local governments time to simplify their sales taxes.

The Bali roadmap is supposed to guide negotiations towards a new treaty at Copenhagen in 2009, to give national governments time to ratify it before the Kyoto protocol expires in 2012.

By applying artificial intelligence to huge amounts of patient and claims data, Ping An can forecast the spread of contagious diseases, giving municipal governments time to prepare for major outbreaks and allocate resources within time.

See articleA federal judge in Miami agreed to a request by the American and Swiss governments and UBS, Switzerland's largest bank by assets, to postpone to August 3rd hearings on the case brought against the bank by the American government to allow the two governments time to try to reach a settlement.

The aim of the self-imposed suspension, they explained, is to give organisations and governments time "to find the best solutions for opportunities and challenges that stem from the work".For a start, that means figuring out a way to disseminate the sensitive nitty-gritty to the right researchers, a condition that Nature and Science said must be met if they are to redact the controversial papers.

This gives the government time to pass new electoral laws.

But $48 billion in reserves give the government time.

Germany won some breathing space this month to give its new government time to review the draft.

"It buys the government time, said a wealthy industrialist with close ties to the government.

If you're going to make that kind of mistake, do it on government time.