Sentence examples for intervention of the state from inspiring English sources

A more compelling reason is the intervention of the state.

Because Britain's constitutional monarchy after 1688 minimised the intervention of the state and entrenched property rights?

Privatised in the 1980s, should the industry be saved from collapse by the intervention of the state?

Involvement by the state created two competing police forces, and their subsequent battles were ended only by the intervention of the state militia.

Yet Christian democracy, in opposition to socialism, defends private property and resists excessive intervention of the state in social life and education.

The intervention of the state occurred during the colonial era but became more prevalent after independence with the creation of the National Organization of the Rural Sector.

The ultimate measure of the sustainability of interventions of the State is that regulatory frameworks are enforced and that the care practices of State institutions are adequate.

It compares the intervention to the state-of-the-art inpatient treatment of depression [ 10].

The long-stalled legislation would also allow workers in the private sector to earn up to seven days a year of paid sick time and although it is still opposed by most Republicans, Obama's intervention ahead of the State of Union address next week suggests Democrats hope to make the policy an issue for emerging 2016 presidential candidates.

The Treasury Department published an interesting slide show Friday afternoon illustrating the depth of the financial crisis, the impact of the government's intervention and the state of the economy.

That innate suspicion of government intervention, born partly of the state's persecution of homosexuals, was why Carpenter was set to be a forgotten prophet.