Sentence examples for minimal state intervention from inspiring English sources

But of course in 1945, many people were close to the poverty, sickness and early death associated with a market based economy and minimal state intervention.

The financial crisis and subsequent government bailouts prompted some American policy makers to wonder if their steadfast belief in minimal state intervention had run its course.

Sharman notes that she used to hand out copies of the Viennese economist Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom which, she said, set out her economic vision – one of minimal state intervention and negligible public ownership.

Taken together, the proposals would, if adopted, represent a sharp leftward shift for the A.N.C., which despite its roots has largely backed a free-market economy with minimal state intervention.

Kukathas (2003) advocates minimal state intervention and maximal negative liberty for individual citizens.

Since the AfD was based on such ideals, its economic policies were adjusted to accommodate basic trends such as market liberalism, laissez faire and minimal state intervention philosophies, and anti-interventionism.

State intervention was out.

A minimal state, without welfare provisions for the unemployed.

Even without state intervention, Guangdong's advantages are slipping away.

(The deer died while in city custody awaiting state intervention).

The third reason is state intervention.