Sentence examples for respected governments from inspiring English sources

After an initial trial period intended to show the population that its vote is respected, governments finally convert to the established hierarchy of influence and interests.

The Ukrainian government will do everything to investigate this crime, to transfer the bodies, to provide any support to all respected governments and to unfold to the entire world the truth.

Tomlinson, a respected government adviser who led Ofsted between 2000 and 2002, today raises new questions about Ofsted's ability to fulfil its role.

South Africa had pulled out all the stops to lobby for the candidacy of Ms. Dlamini-Zuma, a highly respected government official who is also the former wife of South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma.

And too many of them -- almost all Republicans, and far too many Democrats -- are using the Chicago teacher's strike as an opportunity to dismiss and demonize even our most respected government employees: the people who teach our kids.

Problems intensify further when highly respected government translator and one-time poetry teacher Barbara Grant (McAndrew), whose reputation as bisexual precedes her, recognizes former student and one-time bed mate Millie.

Jesus, also, dined with the tax-collectors who were/are often crooked, cruel, hated, despised, but Jesus went to this one's house -- apparently wanting to show that he respected government with its tax officers, police and tax law enforcement.

Then, he said, the "government would respect opposition and the opposition would respect government.

Trump doesn't respect government or the military and he'll have the nuclear codes".

Admonishing junior adviser Ollie Reeder to respect government property: "Feet off the furniture you Oxbridge twat, you're not on a punt now".

"They are telling the world that the Iraqi health situation is really bad and likely to get worse, but doing it within the political constraints of respecting government numbers".