1.   A few posts were filled by the vote of the assembly but most office holders were appointed by the government in London.

2.   A substantial aid programme aimed at promoting sustainable economic and social progress and good government in developing countries will be maintained.

3.   An alternative strategy for the government in these circumstances was to place the burden of financing social provision upon local government.

4.   And why have governments in the region not pressed the panic button?

5.   But the painful stalemate wrought on this issue by divided government in Washington compelled a new approach.

6.   During the campaign Clinton outlined a role for government in areas from tobacco regulation to mandatory family-leave policies.

7.   Fifteen years ago a Labour government in New Zealand abolished subsidies almost overnight.

8.   Finally, it assesses the impact of party government in Britain in the light of the Thatcher record.

9.   Firstly, the Angevin government in Aquitaine commanded the support of the most prosperous and populated towns.

10.   Government in the widest sense, including our masters in Brussels.