Sentence examples for often government from inspiring English sources

Often government gets things wrong.

Too often government tries to "fix" communities whose problems can only truly be solved from within.

More importantly, there is often government involvement of one kind or another.

Too often government schools leave education in the hands of teachers who haven't been adequately trained.

Too often, government has itself taken refuge by setting low transparency requirements for outsourcing.

Too often, government communication has been stuck in a traditional "one-way broadcast".

China is a country of many museums, but very few are professionally run; staff are often government-mandated scholars with no professional experience.

"In the real world our private enterprises are pitted against an array of competitors that are often government-owned, government-protected, government-subsidised, government-sponsored or all of the above".

There was a time, years ago, when, after a lifetime of work, one could retire comfortably based on the "three-legged stool": Social Security, private savings and an employer-sponsored defined benefit pension plan (a fixed monthly payment based on salary and years of employment, often government-insured).

In countries like Senegal, which, with a population of 13 million, consumes about 600,000 tons of rice a year, cheap imports of staples like rice and wheat from farms in Asia that are vastly more efficient, and often government-subsidized, typically flood local markets.

These two embodiments of conscience, together with Mr. Kenner, chart how and why the villains not only outnumber the heroes in contemporary food production, but also how and why they outbluff, outmuscle and outspend their opponents by billions of often government-subsidized dollars.