Sentence examples for indifferent governments from inspiring English sources

There are a few possible explanations: unequal distribution of wealth, inefficient or indifferent governments and aid agencies, and recent increases in world food prices.

Touré agreed with Mirones: they would approach the problem directly instead of trying to work through indifferent governments or sluggish international organizations.

The perpetrators are insurgents and indifferent governments.

But he could also see why the Taliban's criticism of a corrupt and indifferent government made such headway.

And the tradition of philanthropy survives to this day: in fiscal 2004, private donors gave $24.4 billion to universities.Limited government does not mean indifferent government.

Mr. Mofaz said that when social protests over high prices and indifferent government resume, as expected, this summer, he will be part of them because he understands the protesters.

But the hutongs' fate cannot be attributed solely to an indifferent government or ruthless developers; the demolitions also reflect the new aspirations of many Chinese.

Just as the new left rejected the old debate between capitalism and socialism, today's right rejects the old debate between big government and indifferent government.

In a country plagued by a corrupt police force, a politicised justice system, and an often indifferent government, NGOs play a key role.

Couple this with a housing crisis, low-paid, insecure work, mounting student debt and an indifferent government, and she concludes angrily that my generation are "basically fucked".

Schulman goes on to explain how the gentrification of the Lower East Side coincided with this mass death, properties flipping to market rate as their tenants died and their partners could not inherit them, all overseen by a totally indifferent government.