Sentence examples for persistent government from inspiring English sources

The logic that persistent government deficits mean that the nation is living beyond its means is faulty in several respects.

Drinking and gambling have long been important aspects of Australian popular culture, despite persistent government attempts to regulate and limit them.

The neighborhoods are dotted with homes that have been damaged — or have collapsed outright — from the persistent government shelling over the past year.

This latest wave of grisly violence has cast fresh doubts on persistent government claims that Mexico City – the jewel in the crown of the world's 14th-largest economy – is an organised crime-free zone.

In a prominent case in 2009, several men, urged by an unusually persistent government informer, planted what they believed to be homemade bombs in front of synagogues in the Riverdale section of the Bronx.

And because persistent government deficits required it to rise regularly, the debt limit turned, by the late 1960s, into a favored vehicle that lawmakers could use to pursue other goals.

17– 19 This shortcoming flies in the face of persistent U.S. government recommendations of pharmacotherapy as the standard of care in alcohol and opioid dependence.

Ultras Nahdawy, the only fan group that is not aligned with a soccer club and has explicitly defined itself as political, has played an important role in persistent anti-government protests on university campuses in the past year.

Companies, such as Google, want to use persistent cookies on government Web sites so that they can tie citizen access to government data to their own Web-based services.

Despite Ryan's persistent attacks on government spending, his family's construction business has been anchored in building roads on government contracts.

He waged a persistent battle against government repression.