Sentence examples for cumbersome state from inspiring English sources

A "cumbersome state" is the subject of justified middle-class fury, yet Barack Obama has responded with "class warfare".

And in any event, private businesses can help keep China's economy from domination by foreign firms, which are expected to easily outmaneuver the country's cumbersome state enterprises.

Mr. Klein and his boss, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said they were hampered by cumbersome state laws that had been heavily influenced by the teachers' union here, although many of the rules that govern the cases were agreed to by the city.

The justified fury of America's striving middle classes against a cumbersome state has in practice translated into a form of obstructive nihilism: nothing to do with taxes can get through Washington, including tax reform.Worryingly, politicians are already in something of a funk.

Mr. Vallely suggested that with a five-year Communist Party Congress due early next year, the project amounted to a political giveaway to some of the cumbersome state-owned enterprises -- like the overpriced cement monopoly -- that stand to lose if market reformers gain the upper hand.

For some, the problems with China's cumbersome state-owned banks pose a huge bottleneck in economic growth.

But there are just a few elite bureaucrats sitting at the top of Chinese officialdom who make the final decisions and they still lean toward using foreign investment to jumpstart a cumbersome state-dominated economy.

After 1989, people were more inclined to attack the cumbersome welfare state than recognize how social entitlements and neo-Keynesian economics have insured the Continent against renewed fracture.

The Uruguayan president has tackled the cumbersome welfare state with plans to infuse private capital into the government telephone company and allow private imports of natural gas while using his bully pulpit to challenge Uruguayans to begin to rely more on themselves and embrace the new global economy.

In addition, the Committee has suggested that the notion of progressive realisation makes it extremely cumbersome for states to justify any retrogressive measures.17 The extent to which this would also hold true during armed conflicts, during which time resources may need to be redistributed, is unclear.

Yet we can't go back to the cumbersome forms of state planning that have failed in the past.