Sentence examples for young governments from inspiring English sources

To inculcate thrifty habits in the young, governments also instituted school savings banks.

But these two young governments now face contrasting sets of problems.

Faced with young governments that failed to deliver, others opted to migrate to France.

After the first instances of uncontrolled violence, the young governments of Egypt and Libya are recognizing their responsibilities to the country as a whole.

To prevent a "generation gap" in reading skills and education while an effective school system is being created for the young, governments must attempt to provide parallel facilities for adults.

And the relatively young governments in Rome and Madrid, committed to root-and-branch reform of sickly economies but bridling at the depth and the speed of the changes demanded by Berlin and Brussels, will be grateful if a President Hollande represents a catalyst and succeeds in negotiating a relaxation of austerity with Merkel.

Brown's young government was struggling.

A young government minister has arrived.

As a young government minister, he drew rave notices internationally.

Two years ago, a promising young government lawyer, Joyce Chiang, suddenly vanished.

There were young people, young children, schools, a young government that was just starting out.