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And they'd like to see less state interference, perhaps even ending the university's public status altogether.

The ill-effects of state interference in the economy take several forms.

State interference in the economy was second only to the Soviet Union.

The bill then seeks to prohibit state interference with abortion rights.

The biggest danger is state interference with the economy.

Strong opposition remained to the growth of state interference.

"We will never accept a state interference to force on poor people attitudes that they reject," the Archbishop wrote.

After concerns over corruption and state interference in business, the country was constantly blocked from membership despite an 18-year campaign.

Citizens must also be protected, however, from unnecessary and unwanted State interference in the private sphere.

Together, we will dismantle the architecture of state interference with our new Freedom Bill.

Reverse state interference to ensure there is not disproportionate intrusion into people's lives.

It means a step in the direction of see-through man and yet more state interference in our private lives.

There is still a need to complete the programme of small-scale privatisations and reduce state interference in the economy.

This amounts to state interference in what residents can see or read or listen to."

Of course, these straightforward ideas mask substantial ethical and practical problems associated with state interference in family life.

Thus, they conclude that, with state interference eliminated, it will be possible to achieve "socialist ends by market means."

The tribe has long argued it should be the trustee, sans any federal or state interference.

So has state interference in the economy, Mr. Sitabkhan said.

"I have nothing against Russians, just their prices, the role of their police, illegal funding, state interference in the media and so on," he said.

Any state interference with a person's privacy is only acceptable for the Court if three conditions are fulfilled:

The title 'Vochenblatt' was perceived as more 'safe' by the party, seeking to avoid state interference in its press activities.

Democracy relatively strong: safeguards against police abuse and state interference in the media.)

A drastic reduction in state interference would almost certainly serve the long-term interests of the poor by stimulating growth and employment.

Libertarians might justify it as simply the result of policies that were pursued for other reasons, like freedom from state interference.