Sentence examples for is governments from inspiring English sources
noun
The body with the power to make and/or enforce laws to control a country, land area, people or organization.
After all, it is governments that ultimately underwrite people's financial survival in retirement.
The truth is governments need to provide incentives for growth and we've done that".
It is often said that oppositions don't win elections, it is governments that lose them.
"The truth is governments have never been able to achieve equality of outcomes.
"In the end, it is governments that are responsible for the euro area — it is not just the E.C.B".
There are probably quite a few Guardian readers who believe it is governments of the left that deliver on development.
It is governments who provide the means through which we express our social obligations and pool our risks.
It is noteworthy that, in the aftermath of the 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic, it is governments rather than the media that are coming under scrutiny.
Above all, it is governments, not firms, that should arbitrate between interest groups for the public interest.So the apparent triumph of CSR should prompt humility, not hubris.
One of the big ones this year is governments reining in their plutocrats in the most painful possible place — their bank accounts.
