Sentence examples for truth government from inspiring English sources

In truth, government has been good to Wall Street and big business.

In truth, government prosecutors said, the academy existed only in documents that formed the centerpiece of an elaborate web of fraud stretching back nearly 20 years: to swindle several government agencies out of several million dollars and to use taxpayers' money for the benefit of seven men and New Square, their religiously exclusive enclave 33 miles from Manhattan.

The Obama administration is far from perfect, and government is not beyond becoming bloated and being abused, but right is right and truth is truth: government can play a very positive role in protecting the less-well-off from the interests of the more-well-off, and this administration's view of government is much more benevolent than those of the people who are seeking to unseat it.

However familiar the truth, governments hate to hear it spoken from the outside.

Yes, Jefferson's words point to a fundamental truth, "Governments constantly choose between telling lies and fighting wars, with the end result always being the same.

In truth, neither government, nor any international body or Western government, have a notion of what will happen to the new refugee city in Cox's Bazaar, a coastal community in southeast Bangladesh.

It's time for America to accept the truth: the government can't fix the economy because the government wrecked the economy.

And in the daily world of politics, he knew and practiced a second truth: In government, money is power.

Contained within the document is a bigger truth: that government is engaging in a troubling form of politics, where ministers can pursue their interest without compromise.

The Supreme Court recognized a basic truth: the government makes mistakes.

This is a rare moment of truth for government.