Sentence examples for the difference government from inspiring English sources

Insisting that the past 12 months had demonstrated the difference government could make, the chancellor added: "The Tories have been wrong on tackling the recession, they are wrong on how to ensure recovery.

The point, for present purposes, is that they are different, and the difference undercuts government's capacity to create value.

To be successful, U.S. objectives need to better explain the difference between government -- a what, and governance -- a how.

("People ask me the difference between government and the business world. The business world is a dog-eat-dog world. In government, it is exactly the opposite").

Darling told delegates he was proud of the difference the government had made in the past 12 months.

In January, the 2009 deficit — the difference between government revenues and expenses for the year — was estimated to be $1.2 trillion.

It's the difference between government making decisions for you and you getting more of your money to make decisions for yourself.

The UK budget deficit – the difference between government spending and tax income – unexpectedly widened in August, handing Philip Hammond bad news ahead of the autumn budget.

In practical terms, Medicaid demonstrates the difference that government can make in our families and communities.

You remember the old joke: What's the difference between government and the Boy Scouts?

But the other difference is the more sickening one -- the difference in government policy then and now.