Sentence examples for speaking governments from inspiring English sources

Broadly speaking, governments have to keep budget deficits at 3% of GDP or less, save in "exceptional circumstances"—meaning an annual fall in GDP of 2% or more.

Broadly speaking, governments are supposed to provide the protection under which the citizenry can freely exercise such will.

Generally speaking, government buildings do not have entire floors blocked off for use of the contractors who built them.

What Donald Trump doesn't understand is this: Historically speaking, government antipoverty programs haven't weakened the work incentive.

Featuring the production of Quincy Jones and the vocal talents of Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, and Cyndi Lauper, amongst other 80s luminaries, the charitable single was, sonically speaking, government cheese.

The people spoke, government listened, and that's good.

While he spoke, government loudspeakers blared and police officers pushed protesters toward buses waiting to ferry them away from the park.

While you by no means have to be pre-law, it's a good idea to study English, public speaking, government, history, philosophy, economics, and mathematics.

Fundamentally speaking, local governments are self-interested and possess limited autonomy.

Strictly speaking, the government needs the private equity firms more than the firms need to source deals from the government.

"Strictly speaking, the government needs the private equity firms more than the firms need to source deals from the government," he says.