e-government

British

noun

the provision of government information and services by means of the internet and other computer resources

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Etymology

Origin of e-government

C20: e lectronic government

Example Sentences

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“This is scandalous,” tweeted Bozhidar Bozhanov, who served as minister of e-government in Petkov’s cabinet.

From Seattle Times

The Pirates Party has been in parliament since 2017, focussing on transparency, direct democracy, e-government or legalisation of cannabis.

From Reuters

Ireland's minister responsible for e-government, Ossian Smyth, described it as possibly the most significant cybercrime to hit the Irish state.

From Reuters

Ireland's minister responsible for e-government, Ossian Smyth, described it as possibly the most significant cyber-crime attempt against the Irish state.

From Reuters

Ireland’s minister responsible for e-government Ossian Smyth said as most of HSE’s data is administrative, clinical data was unlikely to be breached.

From Reuters

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