Sentence examples for benevolent state from inspiring English sources

A separate collection depicts Isis as a livable destination, a benevolent state committed to public works.

The financial crisis was supposed to be Labour's progressive moment: the market was discredited, the benevolent state resurgent.

In Central and Eastern Europe, where the concept of a benevolent state has yet to take hold after the fiasco of communism, corruption in business and public life is rife.

A New Approach The director began toying with new and less provocative genres — a gangster film, tear-jerkers and a tender tale of a village teacher who, with the help of a benevolent state television boss, rescues a lost student.

But "The Interview" is an overlong rice porridge of visual gagging and situation-comedic-style "ocean liners" that will make viewers request the return of their two hours that could have otherwise been spent in glorious service of the benevolent state.

"Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.

But sustaining a benevolent nanny state is proving to be challenging even for the notably generous Danes.

Mr Sisi's speeches suggest a belief in an economy guided by a benevolent, paternalistic state; there is little talk of an innovative and productive private sector.

As the plot-heavy play starts, an insectlike alien race has conquered Earth, outlawed medicine, separated families and set up a benevolent totalitarian state.

It is the same one that the party began peddling, with less substantiation, at the time of the financial crisis of 2008: the virtues of a benevolent, active state, especially during economic strain.

Work is hard to find; by far the largest and most benevolent employer is the state.