Sentence examples for dismantling of state from inspiring English sources
They have also called for the dismantling of state institutions tied to repression by the government, especially the security and intelligence services.
The apparatus of repression was – after the ousting of Mubarak – the first target of the revolution: "The people demand the dismantling of state security".
But listen to disabled people like Levy and the reality has been damningly different: from continued inaccessible housing and deepening poverty to the dismantling of state support.
Often Labour figures sound very critical, describing it as cover for the dismantling of state services, although Ed Miliband told Labour's national policy forum in a speech last year: "We've got to take that term 'Big Society' back off David Cameron". Tessa Jowell, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, has put out a statement that takes the Miliband position and pushes it one step further.
He said demands included the "full dissolution of the deep state" and the dismantling of state intelligence agencies.
The political changes also brought about the dismantling of state property, the modernization of economy, and the mushrooming of private enterprise, resulting in an increase of employment in the private sector.
The dismantling of state-run industrial companies over the last two decades has ended the cradle-to-grave benefits system known as the iron rice bowl.
The central government, well aware of the risks of inequitable growth, has been trying to channel more development to inland provinces like Shanxi, Ms. Liu's home province, where the dismantling of state-owned industries a decade ago left a string of anemic cities.
Indeed, today's conventional wisdom points toward privatization -- the dismantling of large state education systems through vouchers and charter schools.
Urging the dismantling of the state's expanding power too directly, in Lady Thatcher's style, is seen by Conservative strategists as political suicide.
