limited government

collocation in English

meanings of limitedand government

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limited
adjective
uk /ˈlɪm.ɪ.tɪd/ us /ˈlɪm.ɪ.t̬ɪd/
small in amount ...
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government
noun
uk /ˈɡʌv.ə.mənt/ us /ˈɡʌv.ɚn.mənt/
the group of people who officially control ...
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Examples of limited government

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In effect, political fragmentation tends to be a precursor to or substitute for limitedgovernment.
American political development continues to read the concept in the same, simple fashion: equality, rights, limitedgovernment, and economic markets.
In balancing support for limitedgovernment with egalitarianism, 32 per cent are undecided, while 35 per cent experience some conflict between limited government and humanitarianism.
In the 1992 survey, 27 per cent find conflict between egalitarianism and limitedgovernment, while 29 per cent find it between egalitarianism and moral traditionalism.
Over time, with depreciation and limitedgovernment investment, it will decline in importance.
Considering the value-conflict measures individually, the competition between egalitarianism and limitedgovernment is significant, as is the interaction of egalitarianism and moral traditionalism.
Conversely, we would expect a conservative to support limitedgovernment and moral traditionalism, but not the liberal values of humanitarianism and egalitarianism.
When raised singly, political values such as humanitarianism, egalitarianism, moral traditionalism and limitedgovernment can inform policy preferences.
The people were to be mobilised to create for themselves the foundation for their ' improvement ' with limitedgovernment support.
With limitedgovernment field staff to protect the equipment and lend broadcasting an official air, the matter of custodians was considered a crucial one.
Whereas patrimonialism provides unlimited power, feudalism sows the seeds of limitedgovernment.
Individually, both value conflict measures are correctly signed, but only the egalitarianism/ limitedgovernment measure is statistically significant.
In terms of value conflict, we see for instance that support for limitedgovernment is negatively correlated with egalitarianism, while egalitarianism is negatively associated with moral traditionalism.
Right is identified with limitedgovernment, middle-class interests, and the influence of the business sector.
The states still gave the corporation its attributes; the federal government, as a limited government of assigned powers, was still limited in its capacity to grant charters.
The power of the federal government, the ' ' uneasy state, ' ' was and is constrained by institutional decentralisation, the ideology of limitedgovernment, business mobilisation and public resistance to high taxes.
People's interests - especially to the extent that those interests were relevant to the very limitedgovernment of the era - often were primarily defined by where they lived.
What were called for, it was argued, were bold, coherent and comprehensive measures to achieve sound macroeconomic policy, limitedgovernment spending, ' market freedoms ' and an outwardly oriented economy.
A resulting legacy was limitedgovernment capacity for internal strategic mental health policy-making and for many years the government relied heavily on external advice from the psychiatric profession.
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