Sentence examples for match government from inspiring English sources

Last November, the company notified 640 employees that their identity information did not match government records.

The £127m will go to 47 local authorities who will be expected to match government money.

Universities will be required to provide funding to match government money for scholarships from their own resources.

Once the rivers of gold stopped flowing, it was clear that our tax revenue wasn't enough to match government spending.

Republicans are more apt to say that spending needs to be cut in order to match government revenues that are currently less than spending.

Mr Ainsworth sought to distance himself from reports earlier this week that Gordon Brown wanted to use the green paper to challenge the Conservatives to match Government spending on defence.

One, known as "no match, no vote," flagged new registrants whose basic information — name, date of birth, driver's license number and last four digits of the Social Security number — did not match government databases.

The Department of Justice will not require Ohio to disclose the names of voters whose registration applications did not match government databases, two people familiar with discussions between state and federal lawyers said.

"That is what the average American family is expected to see in their paycheck's growth," Mr. Daniels said, explaining that President Bush wanted to "match government's growth to the growth of American family income".

Mike Lenhoff, chief strategist at Brewin Dolphin, said market reaction did not match government initiatives.

A new Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations (FASO) now is reorganizing academy institutes to match government priorities.