Sentence examples for case for state intervention from inspiring English sources
In general, the fact that a harm will occur some distance into the future does not undermine the case for state intervention.
It seems, therefore, that Mill's argument does not allow for state intervention in this case.
There will be those urging Brown to begin by tending to Labour's alienated core vote: refocusing on traditional concerns such as inequality; adopting a much more aggressive tone towards business; arguing the case for greater state intervention and calling a halt to the privatisation and marketisation which supposedly characterises the government's approach to public service reform.
The best known cases of state intervention are those in Greece, Portugal, Italy, and Spain during the Great Recession.
Here, lending to impoverished communities created a classic bubble, ending in high-profile suicide cases and state intervention to restrict lending.
We argue that there is a plausible prima facie case for the view that such state intervention would be justified and respond to a number of arguments that might be adduced against that view.
Lansley's public health reforms are seen as a test case for wider Conservative policies on replacing state intervention with private and corporate action.
They reflect their distrust of statutory social work and preference for market over state intervention.
For instance, he makes a bold case for military intervention to restore order in failing states (like Somalia); "the typical cost of a civil war", he calculates, is "around $64 billion".
