Examples of using State intervention in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Implementation of the method will be free of state intervention.
Media free of restrictions and state intervention is a necessary condition for the existence of freedom of expression.
China isn't the only market with a history of state intervention.
As state intervention and take-over of privately owned businesses continued, trade restrictions on Cuba increased.
At the outset, Germany adopted a policy of state intervention for war production.
Courses taught:“Constitutional Law”,“International Investmentsand Protection of Property against State Intervention”.
Media free of restrictions and state intervention is a necessary condition for the existence of freedom of expression.
Identify the problems and barriersas well as the areas and tools that require state intervention.
Has it contemplated State intervention upon the citizen at an ever-increasing number of points, or at an ever-decreasing number?
We can't risk our companies being run by incompetents- because of state intervention.
For this reason, state intervention on this issue is important in helping to protest one of the most vulnerable minorities in Switzerland.
In the survey results stands that there is a decrease in them,then what do we do as a state policy, state interventions?
State intervention in the media is a sensitive topic in Germany because of memories of the Nazis' control of the press during the Third Reich.
Therefore, we are not concerned with“classic” anti-discrimination law,but rather with state intervention in the field of political debate.
War powerfully changed elites' views on state intervention, even in a late industrialising country without a significant labour movement like Japan.
But we must point out that considerations of scarcity, per se,are not the only consideration supporting the need for state intervention.
Q:"What is your position on the following issues: individual freedom, equality between man and woman,general moral freedom, state intervention in the affairs of the individual within his home, and literature and the cinema?"?
Here was an employee of the RAND Corporation- hardly a redoubt of Marxist thought- fretting about the concentration of market power inthe hands of large computer utilities and demanding state intervention.
Meanwhile, the enlightened states, England, the United States, others,resorted to massive state intervention to protect private power, and still do.
But even the smallest such state intervention entails that the market distribution of wealth no longer reflects the free choices of citizens, and hence by the lights of Right-wing libertarianism the citizens of these countries have no moral claim on their pre-tax income.
Thus, for example,reference to American law elucidates the dangers attendant to content-based state intervention in the marketplace of expression.
This is the gravest danger that today threatens civilization: State intervention, the absorption of all spontaneous social effort by the State; that is to say, of spontaneous historical action, which in the long-run sustains, nourishes and impels human destinies.
The invisible hand was originallyinvoked not to draw attention to the problem of state intervention, but of state capture.
Support the suggestion by the Vision Statement for Israel as a Jewish and democratic state, according to which the state should not transfer governmental authority, and will not fund the work of the religious courts; parties that may want to have their disputes adjudicated according to religious laws will be free to do so privately andon a voluntary basis, without state intervention.
My colleague Justice Procaccia is of the opinion that the right to parenthood that is recognized in Israeli law is in essence a“negative” right,one that was designed to protect the individual from state intervention, and it contains nothing which would impose a positive duty on the authorities to enable the individual to adopt.
Attitudes in what was East Germany have improved toward democracy, but one research team“estimated that it would take between one and two generations- 20 to 40 years- for the gap to fully close,and‘for an average East German to have the same views on state intervention as an average West German.'”.
Funded by corporations and conservative foundations,these organizations have opposed many forms of state intervention or regulation of U.S. citizens.
Even if the intentions of the state are good, it often lacks the knowledge, the ability, and the system of incentives needed to properly understand the reality andthe possible consequences of state intervention and to set policy accordingly.
These men work closely with institutes funded by corporations andconservative foundations that oppose many forms of state intervention or regulation of U.S. citizens.