Sentence examples for virtually no government from inspiring English sources

There were virtually no government benefits.

But there is virtually no Government money available and many are staffed only by volunteers.

It gives manufacturers almost carte blanche to sell products with virtually no government oversight.

There is widespread corruption and virtually no government transparency in Afghanistan, and the M.C.C. contract has never been made public.

In the United States, there is virtually no government control over the 1957 strain, called A(H2N2).

Consequently there are virtually no government scholarships for master's students now, and the universities will have to fill the gap.

Women, like most citizens, had virtually no say in government.

"While some nations might be amenable to modest increases in defense spending, there are virtually no governments which could survive substantial increases in defense spending at the expense of social programs," the report said.

I spoke about this with a senior government minister, Vincent Meriton, who saw the root cause of piracy in the fact that Somalia has virtually no effective government, and who argued that unless order is restored to Somalia with international help, the pirates — driven by poverty and despair — cannot be eradicated.

With a modest endowment and virtually no direct government funding, we are unwaveringly committed to delivering on our mission in a way that addresses our students' needs.

In 2013 Murray and Ryan, then the chairmen of the Senate and House budget committees, crafted a compromise federal-spending outline that virtually guaranteed no government-shutdown standoffs for two years.