Sentence examples for on which governments from inspiring English sources

The austerity measures that have hurt the arts across the Continent have been particularly unsettling in France, where cultural spending is so sacrosanct that it has long been one investment on which governments both left and right could agree.

As the UN talks went into their second week, trees looked like being one of the few matters on which governments could more or less see eye to eye.

Forget greenery or energy security, the grounds on which governments justify subsidising biofuels.

That is as it should be, because figures should form the basis on which governments decide whether or not to spend money on trying to stop climate change.

In many Arab countries, most of which are tightly controlled, it has been the only topic on which governments have allowed public debate.

So can behaviour change, on which governments, lacking the wherewithal for much else, have concentrated their response, and which experts like Dr Piot see as the heart of the problem.

Larger vehicles are as a rule safer than smaller ones (another important topic on which government candor is lacking).

Kutuzovsky Prospect is one of the main avenues on which government officials and the super-rich commute between the center of town and the multimillion-dollar estates of Rublyovka.

The U.N. General Assembly, in renewing its resolution condemning arbitrary executions, voted to remove a reference to sexual orientation as one of the many factors on which government killings should not be based.

Unfortunately, it transpired that this particular tomato was flung in protest at Britain's support for UN sanctions against Iraq, one of the many policies on which government and opposition nowadays see eye to eye.

A lot depends on which government we have.