Sentence examples for of state meddling from inspiring English sources
You are suspicious of state meddling in education, but you have become the meddler-in-chief for education.
Argentines have developed a deep distrust of their banks after years of high inflation and bouts of state meddling (in 1990, for example, the government turned all bank deposits into long-term government bonds, whether investors liked it or not).
The Chicago economist did as much as anyone to battle Leviathan: driving bureaucrats out of telephone companies and airlines, proposing education vouchers to give parents a choice over their children's schools and railing against the unintended consequences of state meddling (for example, "rent control" laws that reduce the amount of property available for rent).
His attack on out-of-state meddling may also win votes: Wisconsin is proud of its distinctive culture, of its beer and the traces of German in its accent, of its footballers and fine cheese.All this may save Mr Feingold's seat in the Senate.
All they did, however, was provoke a backlash against out-of-state meddling.Where voters did endorse real change, they had excellent reason to do so.
And the proposed lineup that bears his imprint appears to be short of officials known to advocate market-driven growth and less state meddling.
State meddling in what has historically been regarded as a natural division of labour may irk some.
He fears a slippery slope to state meddling.
This law change was the latest in a long history of state government meddling in City of Sydney elections.
But the diaries function on several other levels: as an unbearably sad portrait of a manic depressive; as a thumbnail history of London over 40 years; as a perfect study of the chronic instability of the creative's life; and as a damning indictment of the irreparable damage done to generations of homosexuals by the rank idiocy of the state meddling in people's private lives.
His reelection campaign was to rest squarely on the idea that he was the incumbent, too busy with the affairs of state to meddle in partisan matters.
