non-governmental

Examples of governmental

governmental
Governmental expenditures, including expenditures to secure property rights, also are found to increase technical efficiency in the agricultural industry.
The first three of these sources are directed at governmental decisionmakers.
These results stress the continuous need for food safety education, complementary to governmental regulation.
Moreover, in both cases the harm flows from an unjustified governmental action, namely the action of enacting the r ule.
These articles featured the prime minister in all aspects of his role, governmental and political, and included election and non-election-related activities.
This controversy between different governmental agencies underscores the incompatibility between the government's social and environmental objectives.
We cannot engage in businesses, or go to governmental institutions alone because we do not know anything.
They set out schemes to rationalize governmental administration.
Yet, there continues to be a lack of judicial and governmental commitment to deal with those cases recommended for prosecutions.
The regression analyses point to the importance of governmental support programmes among both men and women immigrants, though the patterns differ.
In ten years they miscued only once, putting out an inflammatory tract, which was quickly withdrawn on governmental advice.
By undermining the possibility of the widows' agency, they could discredit the governmental construction of "voluntary" sati on which toleration of the rite was based.
No governmental or intergovernmental institution was consulted about the preparation of this conference or the publication of these articles.
However, the laws, once adopted, are complemented by more specific governmental decrees, which flesh out the details of realization.
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