Sentence examples for predictable government from inspiring English sources
Canada's stable and predictable government is a rarity in the oil business.
Despite the perhaps predictable government response, the deal presents an opportunity for a new approach to the Sudan crisis, which unites the geographic, cultural, religious and political diversities of its peoples – and puts them in the driving seat.
So economists emphasize the role of contract enforcement and predictable government policies to foster investment and growth.
Countries also need to have stable and predictable governments, institutions, and policies (preferably ones conducive to a positive business environment), and stable macroeconomic indicators such as low inflation.
Already, several prominent Republicans were expressing predictable complaints about government meddling and even the slippery slope toward "federal price controls".
In a predictable twist, the government has put its telegenic female minister, known as Renho, in charge of selling energy savings to the public.
This is not a perverse outcome of doctors and social workers not cooperating but the predictable outcome of government policy to cut services when demand was increasing.
Few things in China are as predictable as the government's official and faithful mouthpiece, the Xinhua News Agency.
"It is entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry," a DraftKings spokeswoman told the Journal.
The experience of Prichard, Ala., highlights the need for a new approach that establishes fiscal discipline, provides predictable liabilities for governments, and prioritizes income security for workers.
