nanny state การใช้

• Social conservatives wanted to shrink the nanny state because it produced dependency.
• The law is an example of the nanny state at its worst.
• He attacked the " nanny state " instincts of the Labour government.
• Birth parents are idealised and the nasty nanny state is demonised.
• She has criticized the agency for promoting " a federal nanny state ."
• Labor Party, which, he argued, is turning Britain into " a nanny state ."
• I hate all nanny state regulations, such as seat belt laws and smoking bans.
• But I think taxes on cigarettes are the most outrageous example of the Nanny State.
• They still question whether Swedish voters have truly shed their dependence on the nanny state.
• Michael Bloomberg, former Mayor of New York, has been described as a nanny state politician.
• "I think a lot of people are sick of the nanny state, " he said.
• "It was about limited government, about the end of the nanny state, " he says.
• This prompted criticism that he was promoting Big Government and the " nanny state ".
• Singapore has a reputation as a nanny state.
• The behavior modification campaigns in Singapore, a tiny, wealthy self-confessed nanny state, are well-documented, and numerous.
• This has been dubbed as the'nanny state .'
• There is no need for a nanny state,
• I guess it's all part of the nanny state ethos that is so prevalent over here.
• The society portrayed in the game was somewhere between what George Orwell described as an'anti-utopia'and a Nanny State.
• Critics have often called Singapore a " nanny state, " which coddles _ and stifles _ its citizens.