Sentence examples for nurturing government from inspiring English sources

When Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba in 1959, Lansky turned to the Bahamas, building casinos on Grand Bahama and Paradise islands in the 1960s after nurturing government cooperation.

You would think a country with such fertile comedic ground and nurturing government programs would produce bumper crops of hilarious television series and a respectable number of risible films.

If you make the "mistake" of assuming too much student debt and, thus, fail to repay it, our nurturing government has a number of tools to bludgeon you with.

When people fear the collapse of their society, they want order and national greatness, not a more nurturing government.

"If we win, fine, then another battle begins, to nurture a government and make changes.

He added: "Libraries are cultural hubs that, if nurtured by government, have the ability to transform lives.

Developing countries from Brazil to Indonesia continue to see their car makers as a symbol of industrial virility to be nurtured by government investment and sheltered behind high tariffs and other barriers to competition.

That will do incalculable harm to race relations and undermine the inclusive British identity that Labour has tried to nurture.The government's proposals may also achieve the opposite of what is intended by further alienating Britain's Muslims from their fellow countrymen.

Certain sectors, though benefiting financially from the capital markets, would be "nurtured" by government oversight.

Garmsir highlights the importance of nurturing effective local government, and of boots on the ground.

The third challenge is selecting and nurturing 'champions' in government departments and in scientific organisations.