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When David Cameron, the Tory leader, calls him "a liberal interventionist without a handbrake" he is at least honouring his motives.

No surprise, the equilibrium school mainly leans Republican, and the interventionist school seems to be crawling with Democrats.

Romer, the president's economic aide, said the interventionist approach sharply reduces the danger of a new depression.

These aliens are all-powerful, and although non-interventionist, are ready to step in if absolutely necessary.

Any policymaker with an interventionist bent would be banished to the corner, wearing a pointy hat.

Maybe, their reaction also had something to do with the fact that it is now fashionable to be an interventionist dad.

Similarly, many Europeans may yearn for a less interventionist America; but an isolationist superpower could be much more frightening.

This is not only a policy imposed for its own sake, but an inevitable result of most of the other interventionist policies.

A look at the figures makes clear that Seoul has not been pursuing an interventionist policy.

others still that she sees Mr Sarkozy's interventionist zeal as a cynical ploy to boost his domestic poll ratings.

Sending troops to Central Africa to meddle in an utterly murky conflict is a symptom that the interventionist addiction is growing worse.

Foreign Policy A strong defense requires playing an active, interventionist role in world affairs.

It has now produced its first economic survey of India, which once had some of the world's most interventionist economic policies.

The Nazi interventionist program was essential to the regime's rejection of the market economy and its embrace of socialism in one country.

Blair was an interventionist by temperament.

By contrast, during a large-scale taxi strike in Chongqing in 2008, Mr Bo was more interventionist.

Interventionist policies aimed at sustaining export competitiveness expand economies.

For, as was predictable and predicted, recognition of the risks is generating a host of interventionist gimmickry , not least in the UK.

The change in circumstances has not escaped the notice of China's interventionist government.

By contrast, during a large-scale taxi strike inChongqingin 2008, Mr Bo was more interventionist.

At their latest debate the Republican presidential candidates tore into the Fed for being too interventionist.

There has even been the odd nod from Davos, the church of Anglo-Saxon capitalism, to the possible merits of more interventionist policies.

Though interventionist, the moves are a far cry from old-fashioned market manipulation.

India's private banks would all be eligible for an upgrade given the country's interventionist bent.

On November 26th Mr Clegg was due to unveil an avowedly interventionist scheme to subsidise the wages of teenagers hired by private firms.

China's leaders appear more confident than ever that their authoritarian politics and interventionist economic policies are superior.

In some ways, indeed, Mr Sarkozy is simply returning to French interventionist tradition, with the economic crisis providing a ready excuse.

Few analysts are expecting anything more interventionist this time round.

The main instigators were Cuba, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, all of which strongly oppose an interventionist approach to human rights.

The U. S. government should work to prevent interventionist trade and other policies abroad.

The rise of the interventionist state in early 20th century England included efforts to restrict ownership of guns.

But this is hard to do if America is moving in an interventionist direction internally.

We must watch out when government comes up with interventionist solutions to interventionist problems.

Investor extraordinaire Jim Rogers has harsh words for the government's interventionist economic policy.

Those exposed to the World War II scenario made more interventionist recommendations than the others.

SINCE Kenya became independent in 1963, its foreign policy has been determinedly non-interventionist.

An interventionist, yes. A socialist, no.

A liberal interventionist in the mould of Mr Blair.

The second reason is that we British are really no better at interventionist industrial policy than we are at queue-jumping.

Mahbubani's belief, apparently, is that Asia shows us an interventionist state is the way to go.

Similarly, many Europeans may yearn for a less interventionist America;