Sentence examples for instance of the government from inspiring English sources

Banning photographs at Dover, Mr. Gran said, "represents an important instance of the government attempting to justify its objectives".

The measure would be a rare instance of the government compensating private companies with the proceeds from an auction of public property — broadcast licenses — once given free.

Maria Cardona, an immigration spokeswoman, said it was "another instance of the government bending backwards" to try to make the transfer as painless as possible.

But analysts said the decision was the latest instance of the government of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono caving in to threats of violence by a small but vocal minority of ultraconservative Muslims.

The judge said this was the first instance of the government's seeking disgorgement under the Sherman antitrust law.

The decision was thought to be the first instance of the government's assessing such fees on land covered by 19th-century leases.

"One of the most shameful instances of the government misusing its own data dates to the Second World War.

Official secrets: Wartime spin The official cover-up of the Bethnal Green Tube disaster was one of many instances of the government suppressing bad news in the Second World War.

This year witnessed the most dramatic instance of the Russian government acknowledging Soviet crimes.

"This is yet another instance of the federal government engaging in excessive and unnecessary regulation, which is impeding the creation of jobs and economic growth," Ms. Brewer said.

In 1903, Roosevelt's great-grandfather, as President, established the National Wildlife Refuge system, with the designation of Pelican Island, in Florida the first instance of the federal government putting aside land for wildlife.