Sentence examples for possibly government from inspiring English sources

But they said the money would be raised through private donations, sales from its gift shop and, possibly, government grants.

To reach a global settlement, Andersen would also need to satisfy Enron itself, its creditors and possibly government regulators.

Chloe lost her husband and son in a (possibly government sanctioned) hit and run, and Jack – partly responsible, but fully empathetic – crumbles in front of her.

It is difficult to imagine that Soames would have taken this decision without discussions with very senior public officials and possibly government ministers.

The ownership of and control over the personal profiles, contacts, and communications in social networks are one example of a privacy issue that awaits resolution through a combination of market forces, industry self-regulation, and possibly government regulation.

Although the exact cause of the drop in exposures is unclear, those who study the industry believe it's a combination of education, awareness and possibly government regulation, which is slowly catching up.

"It appeared that some big institutions, possibly Government-owned, came into the market to support it," said Didier Alfandari, head of the foreign securities department at Europartners Securities Corporation, a New York-based investment banking affiliate of Credit Lyonnais of France and Commerzbank of Germany.

Wednesday The Tomorrow People The CW 9 p.m., premieres 10/9 The basic idea of Greg (Brothers & Sisters and Arrow) Berlanti's The Tomorrow People sounds an awful lot like Heroes: attractive people with special powers band together to fend of an evil, possibly government-backed group out to control and/or destroy them.

It is her job, on behalf of a distant, possibly despotic government (Mr. Hu seems little concerned with practical politics), to negotiate with a band of rebel eunuchs for the release of her brother, a government official.

And possibly in government communications, a job I really loved.

"It's not anybody's fault, except possibly the government's", said Michael Nicholson, its managing director.