Sentence examples for order government from inspiring English sources

In a constitutional order, government accepts certain checks on its authority, but the result is to deepen that authority, rather than to diminish it.

In April shortages of hydroelectric power brought about by El Niño-related drought led the Maduro administration to order government workers to take three days off per week.

In January, Donald Trump's first act as President was to order government agencies to avoid implementing, as much as is legally possible, what has become known as Obamacare.

In short order, government agencies have lodged tax-evasion charges against the No. 1 petroleum company, Lukoil, and the automaker AvtoVAZ.

Expect a massive lobbying effort by the old order: government intervention represents a real danger that probably isn't reflected in share prices.

Mr. Yudhoyono, a former general who rose up the ranks during Mr. Suharto's New Order government has, true to his reticent public style, not indicated which way he is leaning.

Instead, national courts in Europe will now be able to order governments to produce plans which achieve NO2 limits in a period of time as "short as possible".

With fears of a breakdown in public order, governments introduced emergency measures.

Stone was, by his own admission, someone who ran "a very high-level law-and-order government".

The ruling astounded the new law-and-order government of President Álvaro Uribe, which has pledged to work closely with the United States to crack down on drug trafficking.

THE law-and-order government of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been trying to clean up Thailand's image as a good-time sex and entertainment center since his election in 2001.