Sentence examples for side government from inspiring English sources

And so, despite its hokey side, government by conference can boast of a considerable achievement.

On the Israeli side, government ministers said there was an active search under way for arguments and actions that would persuade the Americans to ease their pressures.

Contrary to expectations, inflation in most categories appeared to be nearly nonexistent in June, on both the consumer and the producer side, government reports showed.

"What we see in the region like Syria and some conflict zones in Africa, there's a constant flow of arms to either side, government side or opposition side," he said.

"This is not another Iraq," he told Parliament on March 21st, in a six-hour debate filled with theatre designed to convey that point, from Mr Cameron's patience with backbench interventions to the sight of the attorney-general sitting at his side (government legal advice approving the Libya action was summarised for MPs in an official note).

Worse, it seems that, like politicians, bureaucrats can be venal.The country's so-called "iron triangle" of interlocking interests business, the bureaucracy and politics—has never really been anything more than an iron dumb-bell: companies on one side, government regulators at the other.

On the plus side, government-provided insurance covering basic medical care has eased stress, possibly contributing to the decline in the suicide rate for the elderly in cities after 2006.

On the supply side, governments of the region always suspicious of each other, and at times hostile must work together much more closely in measurement and data verification.

"With you as an advocate on our side, governments in Africa will do more than they are doing," Mr. Ibekwe said in introducing the president.

Welcome to Singapore's rare impractical side: Government-subsidized research conducted mostly by welcomed immigrants who can't find this kind of science-fair-project cash elsewhere.

On the plus side, governments, international donors, and other institutions have identified a glaring gap--gender data--and have come up with strategies to address it.