Sentence examples for embraced state from inspiring English sources

It is true that many poor countries embraced state planning after they became independent.

But with regard to civil liberties, the G.O.P. has embraced state power with a vengeance.

With a strong sense of history, Dorrell pointed out that it is replete with political ironies, such as Keith Joseph's approach to the NHS being highly bureaucratic while Enoch Powell warmly embraced state planning.

And on August 29th the state legislature passed three bills that would allow local agencies, for the first time, to curb excessive pumping of groundwater by landowners.Historically, California has resisted groundwater regulation, favouring local property rights even as every other western state embraced state control.

In Utah, lawmakers embraced states' rights with a vengeance in the final days of the legislative session last week.

He has, through his choice of destination, embraced states that suppress individual rights and use the Internet as an instrument of control and persecution.

While the US never embraced state-sponsored CCTV the way the UK has, it has nevertheless used surveillance as a national security and law-enforcement measure for years.

Instead, they embrace state capitalism.

The party that rails against the nanny state has come to embrace state nannying.

While its neighbours are flirting with free markets, Norway is embracing state capitalism.

Or does the state party lean more toward Bob Franks, Diane Allen or Christie Whitman and embrace state responsibility, generous spending for education subsidies and for the poor and elderly (especially the elderly)?