government man

常見例句

He was a career government man.
他是個職業(yè)的公務(wù)員。
"This is what they call the protection of civilians, " whispered the government man.
那個政府的人小聲說道：“這就是他們（注：指北約）說的要保護平民?！?/li>
And though Mr Bush had sold himself as a lean-spending, small-government man, they could not resist the aroma of a trillion-dollar budget stuffed with choicest pork.
還有，雖然布什總統(tǒng)以“清廉節(jié)儉的小型政府”自居，在面對塞滿了上等豬排的萬億美元預(yù)算案時，這對鼻孔還是沒有抵抗住誘惑。

He said the government could borrow enough money to pay each man a dollar and a half a day.
President Garfield had been assassinated by a man who believed he should have gotten a government job because of his politics.
American government lawyers this week brought criminal charges against a young Somali man in connection with a ship hijacking earlier this month.

Outgoing Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' Justice Department is paying the Islamic Society of North America for the privilege of having government lawyers man a booth at ISNA's upcoming annual convention in Chicago.
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Ehud Barak, the head of the Labour party, which plays second fiddle to Mr Olmert's Kadima in the coalition government and the man who could most easily bring the government down, would stand little chance of winning if an election were called tomorrow.
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