Sentence examples for three governments that from inspiring English sources

But the three governments that have run Greece in the past three years have been loath to fire any of the nation's 700,000 public workers, an influential voting bloc.

To this work, [a Goldman Sachs study found] that "the three governments that have executed the most high-profile expenditure-based deficit reductions — Ireland in 1987, Sweden in 1994 and Canada in 1994 — were all of them re-elected".

He has earmarked an extra $230m for the three governments that did not sign up to Labor's reforms – Queensland, the Northern Territory and South Australia – to cover funding for next year.

But her greatest challenge may be piecing together Thailand's fractured society, a task that eluded the four governments that came after the 2006 coup.

History may well draw this conclusion, since Cameron's six years in office produced two governments that were both strongly committed to austerity measures.

Afghanistan thereby became one of the first states to recognize the Soviet government, and a "special relationship" evolved between the two governments that lasted until December 1979, when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.

The arrest and detention of Mr. Davis, 36, after he shot and killed two motorcyclists in Lahore soured already testy relations between two governments that are supposed to have a common front in the fight against terrorism.

When his foreign minister, Sushma Swaraj, visited late last month to prepare the ground, she reconvened a "Joint Commission" set up by the two governments that had not met for 23 years.Yet her visit seems to have been a success.

Indeed, how better to characterize the possibility that humanitarian concerns could begin to shake up the long-frozen relationship between two governments that should be talking with each other about the problems that divide them?

The four governments that objected to the rule at a meeting of the European Union's Accounting Regulatory Committee were France, Belgium, Italy and Spain, according to a European diplomat who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Pensacola is also nicknamed The City of Five Flags due to the five governments that have flown flags over it during its history.