Sentence examples for oriented government from inspiring English sources

Most Turks strongly oppose the idea of a religiously oriented government, and the overwhelming portion of Mr. Gul's constituency voted for his party because they said it had done well running the country, not because its leaders were pious men.

As a result of our slightly astonishing nonparticipation, the Israel-Syria negotiation has been taking place under the delighted auspices of the moderate, democratic, Islamically oriented government of Turkey.

Also Wednesday, an Ankara court accepted an additional indictment in the case against a cabal of high-ranking military officers and others charged with plotting a coup to overthrow the religiously oriented government in Turkey.

By focusing on the degree of persistence in the process describing a country's energy consumption, the analysis not only provides evidence on the stationarity or nonstationarity of the energy consumption but also gives insight into the likely success of environmentally oriented government intervention.

Mr. Erdogan is still popular among conservative Muslims, who see him as a savior from the rule of the elitist secularists, and officials of his pro-Islamic Justice and Development Party have dismissed criticisms of autocratic or religiously oriented government policies.

Under the Kemalist oriented government, specialized governmental commissions were created for the purpose of changing names.

While the hierarchy system is process oriented, governments supervise and monitor the entire process.

Positive long-run performance by privatizing IPOs serves the objectives market oriented governments.

The accident occurred on Thursday afternoon when the ferry J. J. Callis was preparing to make the trip from Plum Island to Orient Point, government officials said.

If we want to generalize, Europe's system is more oriented around government and public health.

But it has been put on the defensive by an unusual campaign of public protests in the past three weeks, just as it is trying to portray itself to the world as a mature, democratically oriented military government.