Sentence examples for mainstream government from inspiring English sources

Many of its projects received mainstream government funding, but as the NHS took up its ideas, the cash began to dry up.

"You have an army that's not allowed to take unilateral action, you have a liberal and left-leaning mainstream government and you don't have diplomatic relations with North Korea, so there's no way to talk".

"You are talking about mainstream government departments which have already made serious cuts which were dealt with as low-hanging fruit, being told they have to think about another round of cuts of 25%, 40% or whatever.

But in the last few years, there's been a resurgence of interest in the idea of inviting artists to observe, learn and work within mainstream government agencies and institutions, among entrepreneurs and scientists as well as among the artists themselves.

There is a difference between what I call mainstream government institutions — like the Internal Revenue Service or the Department of Motor Vehicles or the Social Security Administration — that basically interact with people as if they were consumers or citizens, and what I call liminal institutions, like child-protective agencies and welfare departments.

In less than 24 hours, the page attracted a slew of comments, promotional posters, videos and more than 12,000 "likes" from online activists hoping to revitalize a protest movement that had been subdued after an effective campaign of state violence, threats, imprisonment of key figures and a blanket ban on access to the mainstream government news media.

But this work has provided unusual ground-level views of China that possess an unvarnished authenticity often missing from mainstream, government-sanctioned films.

Both the magazine and its Web site are backed by the municipal education commission and produced by a state-owned education company, so they can be taken to represent mainstream, government-approved opinion.

As far as getting the idea into the mainstream, governments could certainly do their bit to help.

Mainstream governments like Mr. Letta's must convince voters that they can do more than administer the austerity demanded by Germany and can deliver the economic relief demanded by their citizens.

"Even if populist, separatist and nationalist parties don't come to power, the Brexit shock is likely to intensify the pressure on current and future mainstream governments to address inequality, become more protectionist and limit migration".