Sentence examples for models for government from inspiring English sources

Models for government support of housing finance in other countries "can provide useful insights and examples to consider," Mr. Geithner said.

These are all examples of new economic models for government and business in which both private opportunity and "public goods" are being created and rewarded by a new partnership between business, citizens, and their government.

Key achievements are found in progress against the following indicators: effective and decentralised birth registration systems; piloting of innovative models for government adoption; and child protection services.

She hailed the tech industry as a model for government — a partner, not an antagonist.

It was the first of its kind, and a model for government support of the arts throughout the country.

Mr. Bush said the program should be a model for government efforts to help 5.5 million black and Hispanic families buy homes in the next eight years.

In fact, some of the sculptures here, like "Lamentation" and "Working Model for Government of the People," both from 1967, seem like corny, sentimental caricatures of Lipchitz sculptures.

Team Revolving Fund Pharmacy proposes tackling issues involving delivery of life-saving medications by creating a supply chain model for government health facilities in Kenya.

He says that Huawei's co-operation with it has "appeared exemplary" and calls the centre "a model for government collaboration with the private sector".

As a model for government action, the insurers cited a plan developed in London in the early 1990's in response to Irish Republican Army attacks in which private insurers paid the first $150,000 or so for terrorist damage.

One forecast of the UK's future research landscape, drawn up by a science policy magazine, outlines a model for government cuts in which Britain's universities would become heavily stratified.