Sentence examples for surviving government from inspiring English sources

Abu Thabet said interviews with the defected pilots from Minakh have provided new information about the surviving government forces' desperate conditions.

In actuality, the surviving anarchist elects to attempt his comrades' rescue and assassinate the head of state: the last surviving "government robot".

"This is the only surviving government-licensed shop in the area," he said.

Even the property companies that survive government scrutiny are facing bleak times.

In America a broad range of teaching styles and syllabuses have survived government efforts to unify them.

They have survived government efforts to stamp them out, as well as the continuing disdain of many Japanese, who look down on them as charlatans who trade in superstition.

Manchester Metrolink's planned extensions to the east and south of the city have survived government cuts.

And realistically speaking, how was I going to survive (government shutdowns aside) when my weekly unemployment checks were not cutting to the thick of my dreams?

If this and other locally rooted companies can survive government policies that favor big corporations over local business, they could help lay the foundation for an inclusive and sustainable rebirth of our society.

So long as single-market rules survive, governments have little scope to turn protectionist or interventionist.

It has been surviving on government assistance since September.