Sentence examples for placed government from inspiring English sources

In France, highly placed government officials have mistresses scattered all over Paris.

Which is better placed – government or the courts – to decide what the public interest means?

Most played down reports that the children's parents were highly placed government officials.

The emergency regulations that ended Saturday had greatly expanded police powers, placed government censors in newsrooms and curtailed the rights of nongovernmental organizations and religious organizations to hold meetings.

Like "Law & Order," each episode concerns a single topical case: there's the former member of Parliament who's threatening to publish his memoirs, exposing the treachery of a highly placed government minister; there's the British cabinet member working for the C.I.A.

On Sunday, Turkish authorities passed a third state of emergency decree that encompassed the dismissal of almost 1,400 military personnel and placed government ministers in the top military council, thereby bringing the army under closer government control.

Just two or three years ago, the "free and open Internet" narrative that placed governments squarely in the background was still robust (even if it was always somewhat naive).

The episodes of rising food prices witnessed in recent years, especially during 2007 2008 and 2010 2011, have stimulated extensive popular and academic discussions and placed governments on alert as to their socio-economic implicationsa.

Unfortunately, the ease of placing government debt could give policy makers the idea that huge deficits don't matter.

Mr. Abe, who came to power in December, has said he might place government officials on the islands, which could further escalate the confrontation with China.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan came to power in December on campaign promises that initially included a reference to placing government officials on the islands.