Sentence examples for off the governmental from inspiring English sources

Phrases that currently trip off the governmental tongue, such as "a time of financial constraint" (une période de restrictions financières) appear, as do ones that ministers who had to answer for the Canadian army's treatment of Afghans might like to forget, like "missing detainees" (les détenus disparus).

When on 7 July 2014, Theresa May announced there would be a public inquiry into child abuse, she may have been excused for thinking an important item had been ticked off the governmental to-do list.

This study is a spin-off project based on the results of the governmental ASCOT research initiative on visualizing apprentices' work-related competencies for a large-scale assessment in particular, the intrapreneurship competence of industrial clerks.

SOME of the governmental accolades sound intimidating.

Some concerned parents may therefore prefer to switch the governmental filters off and buy filtering software of their own.

"What we can't afford as we advance toward the new government, is to allow a very small group of extremists to throw the governmental system off its tracks".

The handful of chimpanzees still used by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) for animal testing will soon be sent off to sanctuaries to enjoy their retirement, as the governmental medical research agency ceases its chimp programme altogether.

This is a country that loses a Prime Minister and that is so vast and empty that a band of amateur enthusiasts could conceivably set off the world's first non-governmental atomic bomb on its mainland and almost four years would pass before anyone noticed.

"There can be no trade-off about Crimea and about the European choice and about the governmental system," Poroshenko said.

Famous Vonnegut tales like "Welcome to the Monkey House" (1968) and "Harrison Bergeron" (1961) spin off the horrors of pharmaceutical dystopia and governmental egalitarianism gone wrong.

ULTIMATELY, however, it is unlikely that the advocates of universal, open Internet access will be able to stave off concerted governmental efforts, so it is likely that in the not-so-distant future, the real-space location of Web users will begin to determine the virtual places they can visit.