Sentence examples for off governments from inspiring English sources

First off, governments in cocoa-producing countries are "critical partners", he says.

Mr. Draghi's drug may have taken some of the pressure off governments to make their economies more competitive.

Major international oil companies are buying off governments, according to the world's most prominent climate scientist, Prof James Hansen.

"The thing we are facing overall is that the fossil fuel industry has so much money that they are buying off governments," Hansen said.

Yet Mr Khan rejected the offer unless Mr Sharif resigned too.In the past, "long marches" like Mr Khan's in reality, slow-moving convoys have played a role in destabilising and eventually killing off governments.

That means the ECB is going to use €60 billion of new money (that it creates) a month to buy debt off governments at all levels as a way of improving liquidity – or available cash – in the economy.

Meanwhile, much of the population lives off government allowances.

Children's health advocates say the industry's moves are meant to head off government action.

The deal is the latest move by A.I.G. to get off government life support.

That may be why Japan has been unable to wean itself off government spending.

They have repeatedly picked off government snipers and security chiefs at checkpoints.