Sentence examples for governments to task from inspiring English sources
US big business would be able to directly take British or other European governments to task in these secret tribunals.
That's 20 years of corporations taking British governments to task for passing laws and regulations designed to protect people and the planet.
Last week Hungary's central-bank boss, Zsigmond Jarai, and his Polish counterpart, Leszek Balcerowicz, took their governments to task for backing draft laws designed to curb their powers.
We should create an international instrument for monitoring such commitments and for calling governments to task when they fail to live up to them.
It's become too easy to take Davies for granted: yes, he's a knight of the realm and Master of the Queen's Musick, but he's also a musical and political provocateur, rightly taking successive governments to task over their failures in music education, and speaking out against what he see as the world's injustices; most recently, the Iraq war.
Hunter is absolutely correct in taking Asian governments to task for not doing enough to confront HIV.
Our anonymous academic takes the government to task.
The press realised we were doing their work for them – holding the government to task".
26], takes government to task for relying on attendance as the main criterion of institutional excellence.
More generally, Thabet took the government to task for failing to address and solve the issues that lead these workers to travel to Libya in the first place.
Astor took the Government to task for its bullying and in so doing defined The Observer as a freethinking paper prepared to swim against popular sentiment.
