Sentence examples for plainly government from inspiring English sources

Plainly, government cash payments are not what they used to be.

No doubt, but plainly the government misjudged the scale of the protest.

"Plainly, the government wants only foxes guarding the henhouse," he asserted in his motion.

The "soft" approach – taking time to negotiate an exit and a preferential trade arrangement – is plainly the government's favoured course.

Written with Marc Hinterschweiger, a research analyst there, the report states plainly: "That government debt will grow to dangerous and unsustainable levels in most advanced and many emerging economies over the next 25 years — if there are no changes in current tax rates or government benefit programs in retirement and health care — is virtually beyond dispute".

Plainly, the government is getting the balance of liberty and security wrong, and the tilt is likely to worsen.

All very laudable, one would have thought, but the government plainly took fright.

Despite its frustratingly cumbersome birth, the incoming government plainly has a fund of popular goodwill.

The government plainly thinks it has stopped the public outcry – even as it still pursues its intent to curb, control and shrink our greatest national glory.

He has plainly admired the government of Russia, where so many journalists have been murdered in the recent years that they hold a national day of remembrance.

But Wisconsin pioneered conservative welfare reform in the 1990s, and its voters now plainly prefer divided government on the state level: Wisconsin currently has a Democratic governor, Jim Doyle, and a Republican-controlled state Assembly.