Sentence examples for implied government from inspiring English sources

But the implied government backing pushes those ratings up.

And who doesn't like an implied government guarantee?

Unquestionably there was an implied government guarantee during the crisis".

"The phrase I tend to use is implied government guarantee.

They get all the benefits of an implied government guarantee while taxpayers assume all the risk.

Of course, the $89 billion estimate also excludes big costs associated with the implied government guarantees of large, interconnected and clubby financial institutions.

But he offered few details about the terms of public-cash infusions or whether they would, eventually, imply government control.

Yet the phrase it is meant to imply, "government ownership," itself is no longer appropriate in the new environment of globalization or internationalization.

But the appeals court decision permitted the banning of worship services from schools, because, in part, they could imply government endorsement of a particular faith.

But in any case, Naughtie seems to imply, government is run at a deeper level by the intelligence services to the point where it scarcely matters who won the last election.

But this doesn't imply government should never consider increasing spending during economic declines.