Sentence examples for less intrusion from inspiring English sources
P4 Prince Harry calls for less intrusion into his private life.
In the area of criminal justice, the whole idea of less government, less intrusion, less regulation has taken hold".
It's like signing on, but the pay is better and there's less intrusion into your personal life.
Journalists in South Sudan suffer less intrusion but have seen an increase in threats and attacks which have escalated during the ongoing civil war.
The assumption that a smaller media back then meant less intrusion is true to the extent that there were fewer venues for gossip.
The G.O.P.'s approach on the issue of personal choice should fall in line with its core tenet of smaller government — less intrusion in our pocketbooks and our personal lives.
That means selling is "less about intrusion and repetition," he added, "and more about engagement and evangelizing".
Representative Michele Bachmann said: "The American people want less government intrusion into their lives... and that includes staying out of their personal light-bulb choices".
He went on, "If less government intrusion is desirable in economic life, why shouldn't it be equally desirable in private life?
Carole S. Tunick Scarsdale, N.Y., Aug. 30, 2009 To the Editor: The column cites a very real problem, but unwittingly makes the case for less government intrusion, not more.
"I'm a pretty straight-down-the-line small-government guy," said Mr. Asness, who described himself as a libertarian who favored less government intrusion in both markets and personal affairs.
