Significats de form of state en anglès

These shortcomings merit some form of state intervention -but how much?

That is why it is actively considering some form of state aid.

The government wants to create a nationwide network while also keeping some form of state oversight.

Especially in the more recent constitutions is the form of state government outlined in considerable detail.

There are mounting calls however for it to put those arms under some form of state supervision.

Soberly speaking, any form of state is capable of either ensuring a successful government or causing rebellion.

In fact, privatisation will simply replace a form of state-led monopoly with one driven by the private sector.

Tough market conditions means that even if a private sale is agreed, some form of state support may continue.

Almost all workers contribute to a form of state pension, with far fewer private pensions than in neighbouring countries.

If "statutory regulation" implies some form of state control, or licensing of journalists, we would oppose it.

In a word, it was the worst form of state crime, namely, treason to a state of workers and peasants.

Singapore also grew through a form of state intervention more associated with the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, than pro-Brexit economist Patrick Minford.

And nine cases out of ten the cause of rebellion lies in the conditions of the administration and not in the form of state.

Who would have thought that a man, who cares not for the question of the form of state like myself and who opposed you-Mr.

Some States, as Kentucky and Indiana, provided for a system of county academies, while many States extended to them some form of state aid.

A combination of nominating polls -usually in the form of state primaries, caucuses, and party conventions -are used to apportion delegates to candidates.