Examples of 'government unveils' in a sentence
Meaning of "government unveils"
Government unveils - Indicates that the government has revealed or introduced something to the public. This phrase is commonly used in news and politics
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New federal government unveils its priorities.
You see, every five to six years, the Chinese government unveils.
Government unveils tighter rules for financial markets.
Equality between men and women, the government unveils its plan of attack.
Government unveils forced merger plan for small municipalities.
Pension reform, after six days of strike, the government unveils its action plan.
The government unveils a little more every day about pension reform.
From the Margins to the Mainstream - Government unveils new action plan for the creative industries.
Government unveils bold plan to rescue Citigroup.
Hospital, after 8 months of strike, the government unveils its " emergency plan ".
The Labour government unveils a new antiterror strategy.
Government unveils the plan for crypto bill in India.
September - the government unveils plans to privatise Royal Mail.
Government unveils plan to improve coordination among research funding agencies that support scientists, students.
French government unveils tough measures for asylum-seekers.
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News, Government unveils bold plan to rescue Citigroup.
Cameroon, Government unveils terms of amendment signed with Orange Cameroon.
UK government unveils its answerto the ‘ innovation challenge '.
Canadian government unveils a new plan to eliminate tuberculosis from Inuit communities in the Arctic by 2030.
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