Sentence examples for problem of governments from inspiring English sources

The Doha draft would stop members subsidising their farm exports, but says nothing about the opposite, more pressing problem of governments banning food exports.

But for some watching the lender and its peers, it is a case study of a much wider problem of governments not cracking down with enough urgency on dodged tax, and a useful lesson on the short arm of international law.

"The perennial problem of government is that they keep making the same mistakes.

These efforts don't solve the problem of government surveillance and secrecy.

"When Americans think about the problem of government, it is always about constraining the government and limiting its scope".

Peter Pantuso, president of the American Bus Association, which represents bus companies, said the Virginia accident was a problem of government regulation.

The Pittsburgh middle school pupil decided to tackle the problem of government waste and costs in his science fair project.

A later book, "Secrecy," called attention to the problem of government obfuscation, long ignored by political scientists.

There is no question that the much bigger problem is a more basic and less sensational problem of government regulation failure.

But the problem of government accounting abuse may in fact be far more serious, bringing to the fore that age-old question: who shall guard the guardians?

In 1991 Hazare turned his attention to the ongoing problem of government corruption in Maharashtra as well as at the federal level, particularly because of the hindrance it posed to rural development.