Sentence examples for theory governments from inspiring English sources

It's true that, in theory, governments bear the ultimate responsibility for creating a political and policy framework within which companies can operate.

In theory governments can make up these costs, or "externalities", with a tax that adjusts the prices people pay to puff, booze or punt.

In power since 1996, Mr Howard had comforted himself with a homespun theory: governments do not lose office if economies are humming smoothly, and if they are free of scandal.

In theory, government backs public access to high-value information through projects such as the NHS Hospital Episodes Statistics.

In theory, government cannot prevent the private sector from selling health insurance and top up services.

IN theory, government regulatory agencies should long ago have focused on the contract violations the Kirchner government has uncovered.

From the standpoint of economic theory, government expenditures in such areas often provide benefits that are not being produced by the market economy.

In theory, government spending cuts encourage private businesses to boost their own spending, thereby helping stimulate economic activity.

The theoretic framework of comprehensive rural reform covered three aspects in its content, namely the rural governance theory, the government function theory and the public finance theory.

Ever since the publication of "The General Theory,'' governments have turned to ''Keynesian'' policies to guide the course of their economies.

In theory, most governments in the region provide contraceptives and sex education to young people.