laissez-faire
放任自流,自由放任,放任自由,无为而治
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- : the theory or system of government that upholds the autonomous character of the economic order, believing that government should intervene as little as possible in the direction of economic affairs.
- : the practice or doctrine of noninterference in the affairs of others, especially with reference to individual conduct or freedom of action.
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Until this season, Aspen Snowmass had one of the most laissez faire policies, with totally free uphilling access to all four mountains along designated routes, during and after lift hours.
Because the risks associated with using the apps are relatively low, the FDA takes a laissez faire approach towards the mHealth market.
These actions would work to counteract the laissez faire attitude towards corporate regulation that would likely be adopted with even greater frequency if Barrett is confirmed to the court.
The second reason the government has adopted such a laissez-faire attitude toward drug producers is an economic one.
“This guy is a real challenge to the whole libertarian-leaning laissez-faire political idea,” says Winters of Francis.
That glosses with modernity the 19th century laissez fair case against economic and social justice.
In an era when government oversight was almost nonexistent and laissez-faire capitalism was in its heyday, Kennedy excelled.
At the Feb. 28, 2001, committee hearing, Spanier was asked directly if he thought the Sex Faire was wrong or immoral.
On estoit sur le poinct de faire tabagie ou convive solemnel sur son dernier adieu.
Ils me donnerent parolle d'ainsy faire le tout; ce neantmoins, le languissant ne nous fut apport que deux jours aprs.
C'est asss demeur la maison; sortons un peu dehors, comme nous avons promis de faire, et racontons ce qui s'est pass par le pays.
And the maxim of laissez faire became the last word of social wisdom.
Ie leur promis d'ainsy le faire, et n'en attends que les moyens.