Sentence examples for interconnected government from inspiring English sources

In a world where the complexities of population growth and immigration, rapid urbanization, environmental degradation, poverty, healthcare, education, and culture and identity, not only persist, but are also compounding as we become evermore interconnected, government is a vital and the only possible steward and resource capable of such general welfare leadership.

Crucially, the staff of each TSU are not part of the SACS itself; instead, each TSU is separate from although closely interconnected with the preexisting government department.

Furthermore, the U.S. government is interconnected with the private sector through third-party contracting.

A government representative interconnected them in this way: "the basic [licensing] comes first and then the quality assurance processes and mechanisms [accreditation] build on top".

G rale, a globally interconnected bank that the French government regards as too big to fail, moved closer to the eye of the storm recently.

Société Générale, a globally interconnected bank that the French government regards as too big to fail, moved closer to the eye of the storm recently.

We also "know" (an ironic "know") that there was too much leverage beyond Wall Street, but interconnected, some of it hidden: in the government, in households, in companies.

This data is then fed to government agencies, which are now interconnected -- the CIA to the FBI, the FBI to local police -- a relationship which will make a transition to martial law that much easier.

The U.S. government and the private industry are interconnected; this means that hackers can exploit a corporation's weak security posture as an access point to government information, making these attacks a very real threat to national security.

They showed the government agency how all of the vulnerabilities were interconnected.

The middle class spread the nationalist ideals and became closely interconnected with "nation-building" in the post-Independence era, through work in government institutions, the media and business.