United States government
- noun
- /juːˈnaɪtɪd steɪts ˈɡʌvərnmənt/
- You represent the United States government.
- United States government policy
- United States government assistance
- United States government grants
So my question is this, did the United States government create Elon Musk?
- So my question is this, did the United States government create Elon Musk?
- And the pause was in United States government funding of gain of function research.
- And they did so with the promise and protection of the United States government.
- Was this person a David versus Goliath wanting to stick it to the United States government for doing wrong?
- Well, we had this extraordinary technical agency of the United States government, NASA.
- So you have, you know, millions and millions of experts on what the United States government should be doing and what the president should be doing.
- You have the third largest department or budget wise in the United States government and personnel wise next to Defense and Veterans Administration.
- And so the I I think that has to be kept in context to why Castro was perceived with such great alarm by the United States government.
- I can't stress this enough, but this is the age now the United States government creates a Patent Office.
- Meanwhile, Musk has is doing illegal acts within the United States government.
- Well, right now we have some functional idiots in in the central United States government.
Examples
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I represent the United States government without passion or prejudice.
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When the United States government does something, it does it right.
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So how come a federal agency of the United States government can give permission to do that?
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I do not want to destroy any United States government property.
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The United States government just asked us to save the world.
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The United States government has ordered the evacuation of central China.
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Dramatic changes were also occurring within the foreign policy structure of the United States government.
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The United States government has spent millions developing this new urban warfare weapon.
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The United States government is justifiably concerned.
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When the United States government decided to implement the new policy, many citizens expressed their opinions.
Synonyms
The group of people who officially run a country
A national government that shares power with state governments but keeps strong central power
The national government of the United States with executive, legislative, and judicial branches
The national government of the United States that makes and enforces laws through three branches
The group of people who run a country
The national government that makes and enforces laws in the United States
The government of the United States that makes national decisions
Surface Forms
Morphology
united + state + government
The meaning ('the federal governing institutions of the United States') is directly and compositionally derived from combining 'United' + 'States' + 'government' and corresponds to the common pattern 'X government' = 'government of X'. This is a literal, cross-linguistically regular construction using transparent word meanings, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents should be able to infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
The phrase United States government comes from the idea of many states that are united under one government after they joined to make one country. So, it means the people and groups that 'run the country' for everyone in the United States.