No government drew attention to the change (or wanted to stop the tax revenue).

The British government has drawn particular criticism from other countries over its refusal to extradite terrorism suspects.

The government only drew on half of the loan and was able to pay it back in full by 1979.

Yet the tighter the government draws the measurement criteria, the more it drives decisions taken by schools.

By granting these social rights the government increasingly drew people into the urban labor market, allowing for economic expansion and development.

The Japanese government had previously drawn criticism for only donating a small amount to relief work.

After making such investments, a few of these pension funds have come up short, forcing the governments to draw on tax dollars.

The government drew fire for dropping its case.

In the 1980s, in principle at least, government drew back from collusion with pressure groups and tried to leave economic market conditions to decide policy.

"Fish and birds don't stop at the imaginary lines that governments draw on maps," he said.