interventionist

常見(jiàn)例句

Yet he was an interventionist finance minister with no apparent love for free markets, and has recently sounded softer on the need for radical reform.
然后他是一位干涉主義的金融官員，對(duì)自由市場(chǎng)并無(wú)特別偏愛(ài)，而且近來(lái)他要求激進(jìn)改革的立場(chǎng)也有所軟化。
The trouble with moving from interventionist industrial policy to a hands-off, liberal approach is that you have to intervene, and get your hands dirty, to get from here to there.
從干涉主義的產(chǎn)業(yè)政策轉(zhuǎn)向放任自由的模式，其間的困難是你必須加以全面干預(yù)，不能撒手不管。
Naturally, Murphy devotes considerable attention to the interventionist program of Herbert Hoover, the president whom most Americans, if they have heard of him at all, associate with laissez-faire.
很自然地，墨菲花費(fèi)了很多精力在赫伯特·胡佛的干預(yù)主義上；只要人們聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)胡佛，他們就很容易聯(lián)想到自由放任。

"In terms of foreign policy where Iran comes in, all three parties are following the same interventionist policies which gave us the Iraq war, the wars in Afghanistan and elsewhere in the world and I think on that even the Liberal Democrats - despite being perceived as softer - they're following the same underlying policies.

He has long argued for a more interventionist industrial policy, to boost exports and substitute imports.
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Some, such as Mr Strauss-Kahn, are less interventionist than others, such as Ms Aubry.
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Europe, though, tends to be more interventionist about privacy protection — as Google well knows.
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