Sentence examples for intrusive state from inspiring English sources

Jenkins questions our commitment to "a smaller and less intrusive state".

More natural resources and intrusive state regulations were bad; more women in government were good.

"The modesty of life": friends, family, culture, a rich private existence cultivated against the fraudulent and intrusive state.

She had railed furiously against both programmes, as they represented everything she despised about the intrusive state.

Although Brazil thinks of itself as a "tropical Sweden", advocates of freer markets and a less intrusive state are making headway.

"The welfare state has become incredibly complex whilst locking those it seeks to help in a vicious circle of low pay, insecurity and an intrusive state.

This comprehensive (and intrusive, state-promoted) 'liberalism' may even be about childrearing and where and how you live.

Indeed, most of the world's wealthiest people--for example, George Soros, Warren Buffet and Bill Gates--are "liberals" who lobby for an ever-bigger, more-intrusive state.

If they take children into care, they represent an intrusive, authoritarian state destroying family life.

Although he admires the early healthcare and education reforms, he also recalls the economic hardships and the intrusive, suspicious state security apparatus.

Waxing nostalgic about the highly intrusive welfare state – while Silicon Valley elites cheerlead for the creative flexibility of basic income – also seems suicidal.