Sentence examples for substitute government from inspiring English sources

"You can't substitute government for parents," he says, "but you can where it is possible and sensible support family life".

In Mr. Romney's telling, the president "doesn't understand how the economy works" and has "tried to substitute government for free people".

Bill Clinton's plan was buried under an avalanche of hostility that included the now legendary ad featuring the couple Harry and Louise voicing their fears that the Clinton plan would substitute government for individual choice — "they choose, we lose".

The Browne review was set up to ensure investment in our universities, not to simply substitute government funding.

Yannopoulos emphasizes, however, that The Smile Of The Child doesn't want to substitute government institutions.

Today, in America, substitute government for corporation then sadly in the land of the "free" add media corporation.

But if one scratches the surface of a set of beliefs among some far-left people, an analogous logic is at work, particularly if one substitutes government power for global corporate power.

But particularly in emerging markets with socialist or statist traditions, there is no substitute for government involvement when other governments are supporting their companies.The Department of Commerce has no quarrel with The Economist in so far as it advocates the lessening of government participation in decisions that should be driven by the market.

And a fantasy is a poor substitute for government.

"But most philanthropists realize that good philanthropy can never be a substitute for government spending".

"We're not here in order to substitute for government, we can't do that.