paternalism造句

Well this is paternalism.

If Haiti, you'll witness the the ugly side Western paternalism.

If Haiti, you'll witness the ugly side of Western paternalism.

Mr Cameron’s supporters talk of “libertarian paternalism”, or nudging people to make better choices.

Increasingly, medical ethics considers such actions to be medical paternalism and are discouraged in modern medicine.

1.paternalism; arbitrary rule as by a patriarch; rule arbitrarily

The causes of Emily's tragedy lie in the paternalism and feminine morality of Puritanism governing the south of America.

The government should follow the principle of efficiency and put an end to the paternalism of the state.

Personally, I'm not against paternalism, but I think that the level should be based on public opinion.

I think I would say yes, but there is a limit to the extend to which we can take that paternalism.

If people want this kind of customised paternalism, why can't the market, in the shape of rehab clinics and personal trainers, provide it?

They view the intervention as a return to the official paternalism that prevailed before the aborigines won their long battle for land rights 35 years ago.

Near-bankruptcy is causing Cuba to jettison the Utopian paternalism of Che and Fidel. The future involves hard work for higher, but still-paltry, wages.

by federal paternalism grown too mighty; by power groups grown too arrogant; by politics grown too corrupt; by crime grown too rampant; by morals grown too low; by taxes grown too high; by extremists grown too violent;

For all its potential, and its advantage over paternalism of the hard sort, this is a tool that transfers power from the individual to the state, which only sometimes knows best.

One underappreciated fact about the experimental and survey evidence relied on by advocates of the new paternalism is that it models voter decision-making far more closely than market decisions.