1·The Government lost the vote then and it can expect a Groundhog Day next time.
政府在投票表决中失利，下一次也会是同样的结果。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·The government has shelved the idea until at least next year.
政府决定把这个想法先放一放，至少推迟到明年再说。
—— 《牛津词典》
3·The government has announced plans to cut back on defense spending by 10% next year.
政府宣布了明年削减10%国防开支的计划。
4·The government has cut interest rates with effect from the beginning of next month.
政府已削减利率，从下月起开始生效。
—— 《牛津词典》
5·An economic forum on opportunities in China is expected to bring scholars, business leaders and government officials to Beijing next week.
一个关于中国机遇的经济论坛预计将于下周举行，邀请学者、商界领袖和政府官员在北京汇聚一堂。
6·Thanks to our government, we can play sports on the new playground next week.
多亏了我们的政府，下周我们可以在新操场上运动了。
7·In the next few years, the Government will maintain a steady growth in capital works expenditure.
未来数年，工务工程项目的开支会维持稳定增长。
8·The fund will also start purchasing government debt early next week.
日本央行从下周初开始还会用这笔资金购买国债。
9·BP's well manager, Donald Vidrine, is scheduled to testify next week at government hearings in Louisiana that are investigating the cause of the disaster.
BP钻井经理，唐纳德。维德林，正计划作证下周在路易斯安娜州举行的有关事故原因的调查听证会。
10·Political opponents have claimed that Obama's proposed $3.5tn budget for the 2010 fiscal year will push government borrowing too high – from $1.3tn today to $1.75tn next year.
政界反对人士认为奥巴马提交的2010年财政预算达3.5万亿美元，这会让美国财政赤字更高，从现在的1.3万亿，升到明年的1.75万亿。