government|governments in English

noun

[gov·ern·ment || 'gʌvərnmənt /'gʌvn-]

ruling of a country or area; political control; group of people that rule a country or area; rule, authority

Use "government|governments" in a sentence

1. God’s government will replace all the world’s governments.

2. The federal government and state governments have different Chartering rules and requirements

3. Government Bonds A government bond is a debt instrument issued by the Central and State Governments of India

4. To Achievethese goals, governments use policy tools which are under the control of the government

5. (c) & (d) The Government strongly took up the matter of the Advisories with the Governments concerned.

6. The governments of some departments soon began to complain about these problems to the central government.

7. The US government, local governments, water districts, companies and many other types of institutions sell Bonds

8. The Ontario government, other governments and many environmental organizations, are working hard to make our air cleaner.

9. The Dutch Government supports lower governments if they wish to lay out roads which produce less noise

10. The Dutch Government supports lower governments if they wish to lay out roads which produce less noise.

11. So how does the Central Government propose to resolve issues which can actually be solved by State Governments?

12. The Batwa have been forgotten by local governments, development programs, national government institutions, conservation groups, censuses, public services, and …

13. Central government may encourage local governments to raise more tax revenue by introducing new taxes, levying charges or borrowing.

14. To compile the government accounts, NSIs rely on primary data received from the ministries of Finance and other government departments, from regional and local governments and social security.

15. Likewise, government is actively working with governments in other Gulf countries where Indian workers are reported to be facing difficulties.

16. In violation of immigration law, the federal government allowed state and local governments to unilaterally deport citizens without due process.

17. Around 20 services are integrated & will function as a single window portal for obtaining clearances from various governments and government agencies.

18. Centralizing GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT By Arun Bruce, Atul Jain and Ayotunde Obashoro Most governments do not leverage the power of combined sourcing

19. Other sources of extra-budgetary income include funds from the central government and local governments for defense mobilization preparations, conscription, and demobilization.

20. The numerous provisional governments during the Revolutions of 1848 gave the word its modern meaning: A liberal government established to prepare for elections.

21. UK-based firm Broadsheet LLC was hired in 2000 by General Pervez Musharraf’s government to recover assets stolen by the past Pakistani governments

22. It will bring greater accountability on the part of the Central Government and Slate Governments/Union Territories Administrations for issues concerning Transgender persons.

23. Sadly, these were often abused by Latin American governments (and some economists at ECLA itself) to justify exaggerated protectionism and inflationary financing of government.

24. For marketable assets issued by central governments, regional governments, local governments, agencies, multilateral development banks or international organisations, the following rules shall apply.

25. (b) For marketable assets issued by central governments, regional governments, local governments, agencies, multilateral development banks or international organisations, the following rules shall apply.