Sentence examples for enlarged state from inspiring English sources

The plan, as laid out by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, would roll back a proliferation of "nanny state" laws, non-elected administrative bodies and surveillance systems — many of them a product of Labour's 13 years in power — that critics say have curbed individual freedoms and enlarged state powers to a degree unrivaled by most other democratic societies.

Back then, the word "pregnant" was rarely used in reference to a woman "with child," and often moms-to-be would go into hiding during the latter months of gestation, so as not to draw too much attention to their obviously enlarged state.

The enlarged state was called Dahomey; Abomey, Allada, and Whydah were its provinces.

But Mr Schui never really deals with the question of whether an enlarged state eventually crushes economic growth, as it did under Soviet communism.

Not for too long perhaps, if Russia's president, Boris Yeltsin, follows the advice of those of his courtiers most desperate to hang on to power, by declaring himself president of a new and enlarged state, with Mr Lukashenka as his deputy.

The enlarged state income allowed the establishment of a fixed budget that paid for 25,000 hired troops, as well as of a civil administration that also had control over churches and schools, a national army of 40,000 men, and a new navy to compete with Denmark's.

Another Long Island company also plans to enlarge, with state aid, in renovated quarters.

According to this view, narrow intense interests gain the upper hand in the long run over broad diffuse ones, and this tends to enlarge the state.

Rather, the new offices will enlarge the state's "edgeless cities" -- a term I use to describe expanses of low-density office development that extend over tens if not hundreds of square miles.

Only if you overlook the ties between Studio 1+1 and the government that are making it hard for voices and faces of dissent to be heard or seen.Ukraine's leaders have learned from Russia how to turn privatisation and deregulation into ways of enlarging the state's powers and enriching its friends.

In this paper, we use sFQI to design adaptive control policies by enlarging the state space to include the space of the uncertain system's parameters.