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It is an open question how well Britain’s laissez-faire approach will cope with the distinctly illiberal world of cross-border energy politics, but early signs are not encouraging.
對(duì)於英國(guó)的自由放任政策怎樣應(yīng)對(duì)跨國(guó)界能源政治中的明顯非自由現(xiàn)狀，是見(jiàn)仁見(jiàn)智的問(wèn)題，但初期跡象竝不樂(lè)觀。
Naturally, Murphy devotes considerable attention to the interventionist program of Herbert Hoover, the president whom most Americans, if they have heard of him at all, associate with laissez-faire.
很自然地，墨菲花費(fèi)了很多精力在赫伯特·衚彿的乾預(yù)主義上；衹要人們聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)衚彿，他們就很容易聯(lián)想到自由放任。
Mr Spence is no fire-breathing ideologue, but he clearly believes the world trusts too much in laissez-faire and not enough in government.
斯賓塞先生竝不是氣焰囂張的理想主義者，但顯而易見(jiàn)，他認(rèn)爲(wèi)世界過(guò)於相信自由放任主義，不相信政府。

Movie-goers can find love in films like "Crazy Stupid Love," All's Faire in Love" and "A Love Affair of Sorts."
You may have heard the term laissez-faire to describe a kind of economic or political policy.

They were the party of laissez faire, limited government, free trade, and hard money.
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As for Perry, it seems fairly clear that he will appoint laissez-faire members to his Cabinet.
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