Sentence examples for trauma government from inspiring English sources

In these precincts of extreme trauma, government haters became government lovers.

That's exactly what you want after the trauma of government default.

Ms. Bennett said the breakdown in aboriginal communities was the product of generations of socioeconomic marginalization and trauma tied to government policies.

If anything, the country is likely to emerge from this weekend's trauma with the government's determination to stand against terrorism even stronger.

The warriors bear scars from physical and psychological trauma and a chaotic government bureaucracy.

So common is the experience of violent crime there that it has specialised trauma clinics for victims.The government is plainly failing to uphold the rule of law.

That war was a trauma; a hubristic Labor government made up of secular, European kibbutz veterans was caught unawares by Egyptian and Syrian forces.

Six months ago, the kidnapping and subsequent release of three Japanese hostages in Iraq became a national trauma, prompting Japan's government to very explicitly warn against nonessential travel to Iraq.

But it takes both a long time and a complex combination of factors — often including some personal trauma, social stigma and government policy — to promote any real transformation, say those who have studied the matter.

Professor Keith Willett, the government's trauma tsar in England, said it was clear "further work" was need to drive up standards.

She noted a particular source of trauma in New Orleans: the government's botched response to Hurricane Katrina.