Sentence examples for network government from inspiring English sources
In some cases those groups share planning with operatives of Al Qaeda and receive money from its financial network, government officials said.
Or could you defer it a bit longer?" Although smart grid technology is still in its infancy, the UK is recognised as a European leader for investment in smart grid research, partly due to the £500m Low Carbon Network government fund, which provides financial support for projects designed to test out ideas.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 - A reassessment by the Central Intelligence Agency has cast doubt on a central piece of evidence used by the Bush administration before the invasion of Iraq to draw links between Saddam Hussein's government and Al Qaeda's terrorist network, government officials said Tuesday.
Subsidized primary care for Syrian refugees is provided in approximately 100 primary health care centers, approximately half of which are in the MoPH network; however, some NGOs also provide subsidized care at a number of primary care facilities outside the MoPH network (Government of Lebanon et al., 2014).
In 1810 a popularly elected government was established as the territory continued to grow in population and develop a very basic road network, government, and education system.
Several years ago, the Kremlin launched a debilitating cyberattack against Estonia...crippling its entire internet network, government computers, and financial institutions.
Here are all the responses : We asked supporters of the four main parties to name the top three networks government should be investing in.
Determined to fight for her children's right to stay in their local area, near their friends, family and support networks, government policy forced them apart.
Over the next few weeks, this sustained aerial bombardment, which had been named Operation Desert Storm, destroyed Iraq's air defenses before attacking its communications networks, government buildings, weapons plants, oil refineries, and bridges and roads.
"For areas where there is actual or prospective effective competition between networks, Government would not anticipate the need for regulation," it writes.
Stephen King, the global practice head for the Omidyar Networks' government transparency programs, called the organization "a mission-driven investment fund," explaining that "Independent media outlets are starved for capital".
