Sentence examples for questionable governments from inspiring English sources

Defense deals are often risky, as they can involve exporting to questionable governments in complicated regions of the world.

Despite the fraud accusations against him, Mr. Lavrentiadis was still the beneficiary of questionable government actions.

Those questionable government connections can cause real trouble for American executives or companies.

Like Mr. McCain's, her political profile is built in part on her opposition to questionable government spending projects.

Banespa represents the last of what critics call the bad old days, when government-run banks were used to finance questionable government projects.

That means that Spanish banks and the Spanish government remain in a fatal embrace — the banks damaged by their holdings of questionable government debt, and confidence in the government's creditworthiness tarnished by the potential cost of a bailout.

"The real risks of this nuclear bailout is for taxpayers, who will be on the hook for questionable government handouts that are worth more than the entire company," he said.

Before the presidential election, in which Mr. Museveni was re-elected to a fourth five-year term, Mr. Besigye had threatened Egyptian-style mass protests, and accusations of corruption and questionable government spending have polarized the political landscape.

"The question is how reliable and verifiable the calculation of capital will be," Mr. Véron said, adding that European banks had disclosed their holdings of Greek and other questionable government debt in July only under pressure from regulators.

Mrs. Kirchner, a prominent senator and member of a legislative commission that also investigated the bombing, was understood to be referring to an ally of Mr. Menem who controlled a financially troubled bank that received questionable government support.

For Ms. Politkovskaya's family and colleagues, Wednesday's decision is another in a string of questionable government moves that have marred the investigation and prevented officials from identifying the actual killer.