Sentence examples for tiny government from inspiring English sources

Tiny government bond yields have persisted for many years.

His two stores in Baghdad are patronised only by the tiny government elite that can still afford such frivolities.

Outside the courthouse, the country's ongoing financial crisis had put some life back into the tiny government opposition.

Tiny government houses like the one in which Ms. Munyai lives are crumbling only months after being built.

While many other states are still struggling to find their financial footing after years of budget turmoil, Wyoming's tiny government is awash in cash.

A soft-spoken Texan, Mr. Falcon ran the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, a tiny government agency that oversaw Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two pillars of the American housing industry.

The already tiny governments of the Pacific islands have long been told that good economics means shrinking the state and lowering public expenditure.

AMERICA's most sordid government scandal of the year was probably one that took place inside one of its tiniest governments: that of the city of Bell.

Cheyenne gradually retreated to its roots as a wind-blown provincial town, dependent on a cold war-era missile base and on Wyoming's tiny state government for jobs.

Tax revenue is tiny, the government can't pay for itself or its security forces, and there is little hope of that changing unless and until major mining projects still in very early stages of development start up; the president will have to coax wary investors from planning to actual production.

Now, at the 11th hour, the tiny regional government of Wallonia, with a population smaller than that of Alberta, is set to destroy the deal.