Sentence examples for viable governments from inspiring English sources

The most frightening and destructive circumstances of all arise, however, when corporate power can be magnified by corporate recruitment of the coercive power of governments -- when corporations can preempt that monopoly on the legitimate use of force that Max Weber once told us was the preserve of viable governments.

At this point the Coalition is the only viable government, but not particularly stable.

– before the business of creating a viable government in London becomes a great deal more complicated.

Creating a viable government is widely seen as a potentially greater challenge than a military campaign itself.

Germany may ultimately accept minor adjustments to Greece's aid program if a viable government emerges, Mr. Rahman said.

Mr. Napolitano could turn, possibly as early as Friday, to an institutional figure to help form a viable government.

Peter Riddell in the Times reports on a poll showing the Tories "within striking distance of being able to form a viable government".

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld expressed frustration today at the slow pace of building viable government institutions in Afghanistan, largely blaming other nations for a lag in international donations.

They [the neighbours] have been emboldened because [Iraq] hasn't been able to establish a viable government for them to respect".

The key is, if you don't have a viable government, that is a unity government that is not going to repeat the mistakes of the last few years, whatever we might choose to do would be extraordinarily hampered.

Susan Rice said she thought the Sudanese government would be just as happy if the aid were not delivered, leading to the failure of the former rebel army to turn itself into a viable government.