Sentence examples for more recent governments from inspiring English sources

More recent governments have let it lie dormant, not least because Malaysia is the broker of peace between the government and the MILF.

His prosecutors claimed, as more recent governments have done, that national security forbade them to reveal secret evidence that would have been decisive if known, and he was convicted all over again.

Other more recent government actions have bred public mistrust.

More recent government documents suggest that the projected ten-year cost has gone up again, to $576 billion.

Although more recent government data is not available, companies clearly relied on contingent workers during the last recession as a way to keep costs down.

Accounts from older Fulani recall times when emergency assistance would be provided by the government, for example during cholera outbreaks or times of famine, whilst more recent government activities have included grading the access road, and refugee assistance from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) (Isuwa [2014]).

There is some truth to this argument as more recent government recommendations have supported the introduction of the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) which is aimed at improving the quality of teaching by aligning good quality with an increase in the tuition fees HEIs can charge.

More recent English Government policy changes have sharpened the focus on competency based role development.

A more recent account of government failures agrees, calling it "the blunder to end all blunders".

Even if e-mails are more recent, the federal government needs a search warrant only for "unopened" e-mail, according to the Department of Justice's manual for electronic searches.

The more recent and targeted government policies attempt to increase entrepreneurial commitment to innovative R&D by direct subsidization of these efforts and/or through indirect measures.