Sentence examples for degree of state from inspiring English sources

Measures taken since the late 1980s, however, have begun to decrease the degree of state control of economic activity.

The higher the birthrate, the higher the proportion of women in work — and the degree of state support for working mothers.

On Russia's two largest channels, both government owned, and even on those with a lesser degree of state control, there is an uncritical deference to the nation's elected leader that would be unthinkable in Europe or the United States.

And the National Enterprise Board was established to help link the state and private industry in a re-development programme, while Wilson and Tony Benn fought their own ideological battle in the cabinet about the degree of state intervention.

It measures the degree of state control, barriers to competition and obstacles to starting a new company, assigning a score to each market of between 0 and 6 (where 0 is the least restrictive).

Bears also believed that the high degree of state direction in the Chinese economy was not an advantage, as many admirers liked to imagine, but a chronic weakness that fostered opacity, corruption and the misallocation of capital.

Many large academic practices have accepted the notion that subspecialization provides certain benefits more consistent care, a higher degree of state-of-the-art knowledge, improved teaching, and better working relationships and communication among the subspecialty anesthesia faculty and their surgical and nursing colleagues.

They not only possess a high degree of state-transition predictability, but also are temporally stable.

The degree of state-anxiety during childbirth depends on how labour and delivery are progressing, the woman's interpretation of what is happening, her propensity to view situations as hazardous or threatening and, finally, her ability to cope with what she perceives as difficult and dangerous [ 15, 16].

"Today we may properly differ on the degrees of state and private responsibility in a healthy society," he said.

In some cases, even loans within the same bank have been held up while trying to cross borders because different units enjoy varying degrees of state backing, according to one top European banker who spoke anonymously because of market concerns.