governmentally
governmentally — adverb
1. through the action, funding, or authority of a national or regional government,
through the action, funding, or authority of a national or regional government, rather than by private people, companies, or local groups.
The new flood defences along the river were governmentally funded after years of local lobbying.
passive: be governmentally funded / supported / mandated
Hoa argued that the housing crisis must be tackled governmentally, not left to private builders alone.
modifies action verb: tackled / managed / controlled governmentally
Rural clinics in the north remain governmentally run, while city hospitals have largely been privatised.
Tariro pointed out that the language policy was set governmentally and could not be changed by the school.
Decisions about the national park's borders are made governmentally rather than by the local council.
- officially
broader: any official body, not only government
- publicly
in contrast to privately, but does not specifically name government as the actor
- privately
by a private person or company rather than by government
用法筆記
Almost always modifies a passive verb or past participle (funded, mandated, run, owned). Very rare in everyday speech; appears mainly in policy writing, academic articles, and journalism contrasting state action with private or local action.