Sentence examples for without this government from inspiring English sources

· You would think the levels of crime in Britain were high enough already without this government creating an organisation to drive them up further.

CFPB advocates act as though there would be no consumer protection in financial markets without this government agency, but that's demonstrably false.

If someone without this government backing appears to be offering this game, then Jeffrey claims this offer must be "illusory": he's not really offering St . Petersburg but rather a Petersburgesque game in which there will be an upper bound on winning.

Without this government subsidy, it is likely manufacturers would have needed to finance a similar scheme on their own, given the public reluctance to buy electric cars, currently seen as costing about twice as much as they should, with a need for double the range.

There was no united cause, just a common assumption that life would be better without this government (which seems to be the common thread of protests around the world this year).

Never mind that the federal government has lavished billions of dollars in subsidies on farmers in the Central Valley, by exempting them from having to pay interest on the costs of constructing the federal water project, and that without this government program and subsidies, these farms likely could not have existed in such a dry environment in the first place.

The question is: can the system function on its own without all this government assistance?

Since April 1997, generally without public recognition, this government has done both.

"The Concertación kept all these energies bottled up, but this government, without wanting to, has allowed them to escape," says Eugenio Tironi, a sociologist and author of a new book on Mr Piñera entitled "Why don't they love me?".

If the moment comes in which it will be obvious that the Netanyahu government has no intention of reaching such an agreement, the question is how long Livni can continue participating in this government without losing credibility.

Without this, the government cannot achieve Nigel Lawson's objective of appearing competent.