Sentence examples for has given government from inspiring English sources
Technology may have given citizens a bit more information about government, but it has given government a lot more information about them, for good or ill.Perhaps the biggest worry of all is that bad e-government is worse than useless.
The U.S.A. Patriot Act, rushed into law six weeks after 9/11, has given government agencies wide latitude to invoke the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and get around judicial restraints on search, seizure and surveillance of American citizens.
All first-time sellers of timber products will have to prove that the trees were legally felled.The threat of losing markets that together account for about one-third of Indonesia's timber exports has given government and industry the incentive to agree a certification process.
Davey said: "This report has given government and industry alike plenty to think about, and I'm looking forward to receiving Sir Ian's report and setting out our plans to make the most of our offshore oil and gas fields in the new year".
Analysts say it has given governments the opportunity to strengthen the state and introduce more regulation.
And meanwhile, technology has given governments -- including our own -- unprecedented capability to monitor communications.
The EU has given governments more power to decide whether to plant genetically modified (GM) crops, which are highly restricted in Europe.
We have given government a great deal of power in order to have these basic requirements met.
But in January, the company said that in October 2003 it had given government investigators evidence linking Mr. Silverstein to its practice of booking revenue from unsigned contracts.
But the company said in a statement yesterday that in October 2003 it had given government investigators evidence linking Mr. Silverstein to its practice of booking revenue from unsigned contracts.
At the end of the year, Silicon Valley also got its way when the Obama administration stood up against a proposed global treaty that would have given government authorities greater control over the Web.
