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Meanings of incoming government in English

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Usage of incoming government in English
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Housing looks set to be the key issue facing any incoming government.
The Irish Times
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Rarely has an incoming government been handed a country in worse shape.
The Irish Times
3
A delay in Bulgaria,s accession would be politically disastrous for the incoming government.
The Guardian
4
And doubts remain about how successful any incoming government can be in controlling expenditure.
The Irish Times
5
The incoming government had committed to tightening regulations around land purchases by foreign investors.
The Guardian
6
Such agreements limit the potential for policy rows that could destabilise the incoming government.
The Irish Times
7
The incoming government have a mandate from the Irish people.
The Irish Times
8
Calls to re-establish the Mental Health Commission have been answered by the incoming government.
Radio NZ
9
But what would any incoming government need to do to create a truly national service?
The Guardian
10
The policies of the incoming government will surely express the values of that Republican base.
Reuters
11
Mexico's incoming government denied it had struck any deal.
News.com.au
12
The incoming government will face a difficult economic situation.
The Irish Times
13
Mr Ranchhod said changes to policy by the incoming government would add to the natural slowdown.
Radio NZ
14
They asked whoever formed the incoming government to adopt and implement the plan within 100 days.
Radio NZ
15
Crucial Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations next month are among the most pressing matters facing the incoming government.
Radio NZ
16
The incoming government must cease to make the annual increase to the State pension a priority.
The Irish Times
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Incoming government across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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