Sentence examples for the government set out to from inspiring English sources

Did the government set out to strengthen, rather than merely clarify, the dossier?

His late brother, Alabama state senator Michael Figures, said at the time: "The government set out to entrap my brother".

After the 1959 revolution, the government set out to purge the decadence that made Havana a magnet for Americans, among others.

When the government set out to withdraw the allowance in 1986, triggering outrage, the resulting campaign was the first indication of the gathering strength of the disability movement.

After the second world war, the government set out to ensure that Britain would never again be so vulnerable to an economic blockade.

When the security of the United States was cracked and innocent people were killed, the government set out to fix it irrespective of cost.

"So if the government sets out to deliberately constrain the BBC's scope for action, it theoretically could.

Disproportionate, that is, to knowing how often there are departures from what Lord Brown in the supreme court called 'the integrity of the judicial process and the reputation of English justice.' Djanogly's answer comes as the government sets out to implement such secret justice provisions across all civil cases in the forthcoming justice and security bill.

When, after the war, the Attlee government set out to rebuild the economy among more inclusive lines, instead of addressing the structural causes of poverty and inequality, it chose to tackle the symptoms through more directly redistributive policies.

From the start the Italian government set out to make this a European problem.

In the 1960s and '70s, the Australian government set out to import the perfect beetle.