Sentences with phrase «historical role of the government»

And before the complaints start rolling in about Government support for certain industries, let's look at the historical role of Government in spurring technological development in everything from computers to aviation to automobiles.

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County run nursing homes across the state face growing crises as county governments, strapped for cash, consider ending their historical role as providers of inpatient care to the elderly.

According to Associate Professor Martin West, the government's historical and current role in education reflects the conflicts inherent in these two central tenets of the nation's charter.

Using historical and sociological sources, this course examines the government role in bankrolling the suburbs, desegregating schools, the rise of school choice through magnets and charters, and how the current desegregation of inner ring suburbs and urban gentrification are affecting the landscape of education reform.

Historical studies of the Ontario 1915 Workmen's Compensation Act highlight the important role played by the labour movement both in pressuring government to pass such legislation, and in shaping the final form of the Act.

Notably, as the International Business Times reports, the government appeared to acknowledge that the case against Hutchins was «historical» in nature, suggesting that it no longer considers Hutchins a threat in a seeming acknowledgement of his role preventing the spread of more recent malware.

The Queensland Government notes, however, in its response that» [t] he historical role of the police in the removal of children was acknowledged during the Inquiry by Inspector Col Dillon, formerly Inspector in Charge of the Cultural Advisory Service».

It contained a number of relevant acknowledgements concerning the historical role of indigenous people in Australian society and the injustices they have suffered as a result of past laws and government policies.