Sentence examples for much of governmental from inspiring English sources

The unintended effect of much of governmental research and development has been to make nuclear proliferation easier.

Much of the governmental in-fighting goes back to the violent days in 2007 and early 2008 when Kenya violently split along ethnic lines after the flawed election.

Its phenomenal success has sent shock waves through much of the non-governmental organisation (NGO) sector, as many campaign strategists ponder how Jubilee 2000 pulled off what many regarded as impossible.

-- Reagan also gave Americans a misguided assault on and ultimate obliteration of much needed governmental regulations on single (read "profit") minded corporations.

Instead, we have a situation where the banks seem to be an untouchable monarchy beyond the reach of governmental restraint, much like the profligate court of Charles I.

Mr. Buchanan's opinion notwithstanding, "The American President" is light on scandal and heavy on governmental analysis, much of it coming from the Harvard presidential scholar Richard E. Neustadt.

Insurance companies have dug in their heels, wary of too much governmental control.

Indeed, Montesquieu, who was a supporter of governmental intervention in the economy, was much in fashion at the Constitutional Convention.

This legislation has not so much represented governmental action as an outline of suggestions for governmental action.

In Massachusetts, State Senator Richard T. Moore, a Democrat who is president of the National Conference of State Legislatures, said: "We took a much more governmental approach.

Yet even Greenspan, who for much of his life was something of a libertarian, fell prey to this form of governmental narcissism.