Sentence examples for suitable government from inspiring English sources

But it isn't a referendum: it is a choice, one about which of the three big national parties offers the most credible and suitable government for Britain's next four or five years.

This paper discusses two questions: (i) in Britain, can the movements of households away from cities be reversed by suitable government policies?

The technical bids which have been presented to the CTC are suggested to suitable government end-user for short-listing.

"Before embarking on any paid form of training," she adds, "entrepreneurs should do their research and check whether there is suitable government-funded training or grants available in their region.

Mr Major sees this as a suitable case for government intervention: "The government should make it possible for the England team not to go, without cricket suffering huge financial losses".Fond memoriesThe current rows besetting international cricket are a particular sadness to both men, since they both have fond memories of watching cricket across the world.

In this day and age, it wasn't really a suitable project for government, and it never quite struck a note sufficiently attuned to the millennium.

These men were demonstrably not suitable for the government's Prevent programme as they had already rebuffed approaches from security services and were, by the time I met them, overtly hostile to the state.

Senior civil-service jobs were advertised online in a bid to boost transparency but, because of a lack of suitable applicants, the government fell back on the familiar habit of appointing party loyalists.

"I was always skeptical that France could do it alone," Mr. Véron said, adding that it was "not suitable" for the government to be pushing for integration at the E.U. level through a banking union while pushing for a different policy at the domestic level.

If it is not able to generate decisions, it is not a method of government suitable for the organised community; (2) decisions are made by a minority: the representatives.

A University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust spokeswoman said two of its surgeons went to Kiev in November "to assess, in conjunction with the Ukrainian Government, suitable patients to be treated in the UK".