Sentence examples for interconnected governments from inspiring English sources

But rarely has there been a moment when the Middle East felt so interconnected, governments so unpopular and Arabs so overwhelmingly agreed on the demand for change, even as some worry about the aftermath in a place where alternatives to dictatorship have been relentlessly crushed.

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.

This story shows how business, religion and government are interconnected in modern America and brings clarity into the current political landscape.

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".

Many government activities are interconnected and cannot be isolated.

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.

Keeping secrets safe may no longer possible in tightly interconnected world – for individuals, corporations or governments.

In a world increasingly interconnected by the internet and technology, governments are progressively upping their efforts to control information, including its source and message.

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.