Sentence examples for learning government from inspiring English sources

China's education system encourages rote learning; government censorship restricts the flow of ideas; lax intellectual property laws enable piracy to flourish.

Over the next 8 months, Lauren and I will be working on the ground in Atlanta to make increasing opportunities for national service a priority for institutions of higher learning, government officials, corporations and local and national non-profits.

When the law was signed in November 1999, he proudly declared it "a deregulatory bill," and added, "We have learned government is not the answer".

It's a lesson this country fails to learn: government should stay out of commercial transactions and hire independent professionals to execute deals to support critical industries such as solar power.

But two lobbyists with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Steven J. Rosen and Keith Weissman, were charged in 2005 with violating the espionage laws for conduct they said was functionally equivalent to journalism: they had learned government secrets and passed them along to others.

Learning about government and policy can easily be achieved at your local council or governing boards, she suggests.

Seven recommendations are proposed in order to improve the effectiveness of lesson learning for government agencies and SMEs.

Adapted from the British Columbia Early Learning Framework (Government of British Columbia, 2008).

How about learning that government needs to live within its means?

Everyone had by then learned that government was too large, he said, but countries kept on growing government anyway.

She argued, "You learn in government what the obstacles are.