Sentence examples for weaker governments from inspiring English sources

He rejected the proposition that PR would lead to weaker governments based on incompatible coalitions.

Her nation shoulders the largest cost of bailing out weaker governments.

There are also questions about how to apply any commitments so that the weaker governments would be pressured to deliver painful economic overhauls.

When one considers how much power Microsoft has had over the American government, it is hard to believe that the Gates Foundation will not be able to buy off smaller and weaker governments, or even other NGO-like bodies.

ReprintsDuring the lead-up to the establishment of the European single currency, investors bought the bonds of weaker governments on the ground that all would converge on the high standing of Germany.

A Brexit vote would be likely to lead to more forceful and frequent calls for referendums on the EU in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands - and depending on next year's presidential elections, in France – that could prove increasingly difficult for weaker governments to ignore.

There would be an obvious consequence: weaker government.

The pattern is clear, and may not be broken anytime soon: A weak government means more violence, means weaker government, which means still more violence, and so on.

Polls show more and more support for a weaker government and a more market-driven economy.

Corruption and weak governments did not help.

Weak governments are buffetted by events.