Sentence examples for of increased state from inspiring English sources
Keynes's analysis told consistently in the direction of increased state responsibilities; he himself proclaimed the end of laisser faire.
The amount of increased state spending on education over the last three years is 10 times greater than the amount of the proposed cuts.
Once an idyll of graham crackers, fingerpainting and naps, the "children's garden" has become a thicket of academic challenges, a result of increased state testing in the elementary grades that demands students know more, sooner.
Since then, Ecuador has enjoyed relative calm, and Mr. Correa's leftist agenda of increased state control of the oil industry and welfare programs for the poor proved popular enough that he was re-elected in 2009.
This may be a cost-effective approach for state actors, but it can also represent a strategic form of increased state control of previously independent actors.
The increased interference of the national governments in local integration policies takes the form of laws and regulations that force local municipalities to implement certain integration measures by means of increased state funding for measures implemented at the local level and increased direct state involvement in the implementation of local integration policies.
In a world of increasing state interference in our private lives, being able to travel without having to explain ourselves is a wondrous thing.
He also attacked the governor's record of increasing state debt and failing to finance a program that cleans up toxic waste sites.
A wise-cracking fraud investigator called Maxine is slowly revealing a virtual world (DeepArcher) designed for robust privacy, in a climate of increasing state incursion into the data-flows.
Many Peruvians simply cannot wait, and this is reflected in the backing given Mr. Humala, whose talk of increasing state control over the economy had helped give him a slight edge over Ms. Flores in a recent poll by Apoyo Opinión.
This evidence ties in with Wagner's law of increasing state activity (Bird 1971), which states that government activities grow with the economic development of a country over time, through increasing public expenditure to satisfy social needs.
