Sentence examples for governments wise from inspiring English sources
This drawback was that governments tacitly accepted that trade liberalisation was a cost for which countries needed to be compensated the idea being that enlightened governments, wise to this fib, would use it to the tactical advantage of liberalisation.
Her challenge now is to put together a government wise enough to make the necessary changes and strong enough to sell them to the German people.
Mr Sarkozy focused on the benefits of military co-operation with Britain, the only other serious military power in Europe simply overruled his own officials.Meanwhile, the others still riseWithin the government, wise heads caution that early success in Libya does not mean that Britain has invented a new world order in which the British always get their way.
Turnbull said: "This is a great day today... to thank the Australian people for the decisions they've taken in this election and to commit to them anew our absolutely unrelenting determination to ensure this parliament delivers good government, wise legislation, and builds on the strength of our economy so that, truly, our greatest days are yet ahead of us".
His "interim government", wise but hesitant, ended when Newhouse brought in Tina Brown.
Mr Clarke also takes a lesser role as minister without portfolio in the Cabinet Office, where he will act as a government "wise head" offering advice to Mr Cameron on issues including economic strategy.
We're almost precisely in the same state, government-wise, as we were.
The Russian government wised up over the winter of 2008-9, tapped into the billions they had socked away during the oil boom and got through a tough year in which G.D.P. sank 8 percent.
Government-wise, it's in our interest to fight terrorism and extremism, which is an interest we have in common with the United States.
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And the government is wise to encourage cultural organisations to diversify their sources of income.
