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Meanings of suggested the government in English

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Usage of suggested the government in English
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During questioning, Republican senator John Cornyn suggested the government had mishandled the case.
The Guardian
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Today programme presenter John Humphrys suggested the government was rowing back on that plan.
BBC
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He said the universities had suggested the government waive the travel ban for students.
Radio NZ
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He suggested the government decide by Nov. 17 if the elections should go ahead.
Reuters
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Thursday's report suggested the government may drop that case.
Reuters
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In one telling comment, Treasury suggested the government was rushing through its reforms too fast.
Radio NZ
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Local media reports have suggested the government could resign if the court finds most measures unconstitutional.
Reuters
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Comments by Prime Minister Bill English suggested the government had been blindsided by the Australian announcement.
Radio NZ
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But yesterday afternoon, Ms Lambie issued a statement that suggested the government might delay a senate vote.
Radio NZ
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However, Cable's Department for Business Innovation and Skills suggested the government had little appetite for an intervention.
The Guardian
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Some domestic media outlets have also suggested the government was pushing for a delay of the IPO.
Reuters
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Some have even suggested the government has been pressured by anglers concerned the beavers could endanger fish stocks.
The Guardian
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Nevertheless, the fund suggested the government ease back on austerity if the economy failed to recover by early 2013.
Reuters
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson has suggested the government could wield some influence over Air New Zealand through board appointments.
Radio NZ
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She is currently the favourite to win the by-election, but some commentators have suggested the government is managing expectations.
News.com.au
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NXT senator Stirling Griff has suggested the government could split its bill into two or more pieces of legislation.
The Guardian
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Suggested the government across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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