Sentence examples for interventionist state from inspiring English sources

Conservatives have consistently favored a powerful, interventionist state.

Intruded on by an interventionist state, their freedom was doomed.

doesn't advance an argument for a big interventionist state, but for a society of common bonds.

This shared immobilism is significant because the strong, interventionist state is the foundation on which l'exception française is built.

Proponents of neoliberalism, who saw the crisis as homegrown, were quick to blame interventionist state practices, national governance arrangements, and crony capitalism for the crisis.

"The party should be arguing for a progressive and interventionist state to support citizens and communities in confronting the challenges of globalisation.

The concept of nudges is based on liberal paternalism, embedded between the more extreme ideologies of liberal markets on the one hand and interventionist states on the other.

That dream has been a classic non-interventionist state with low taxes and minimal public spending on pensions, education and healthcare, allowing the private sector to wade in.

It was World War I in particular that fostered the idea of the increased importance of the interventionist, collectivist state.

Polanyi's great insight is that laissez-faire capitalism goes hand in hand with an interventionist, bureaucratic state.

It is about independence from an Orwellian interventionist nanny state; it is about independence for the individual.