Definition of Laissez-faire
The policy of not interfering in the affairs of others
Examples of Laissez-faire in a sentence
Since the dictator is killing Christians in his country, there is no way Christian nations can simply do nothing while observing a laissez-faire policy. 🔊
Small business owners are happiest when the government maintains its laissez-faire management style and stays out of their affairs. 🔊
Because the car manufacturers are going broke, the government must step away from its laissez-faire strategy and bail out the businesses. 🔊
Many corporations are leaving this country in favor of nations that have laissez-faire policies and do not intervene in private business maters. 🔊
When my daughter learned the term “laissez-faire” in school, she suggested I follow that example and interfere less in her life. 🔊
A large number of businesses are being formed on the island because of the nation’s commitment to a laissez-faire policy that stops it from hindering company growth. 🔊
If the police adopted a laissez-faire attitude and allowed people to do whatever they wanted, the city would be in chaos. 🔊
Most civilized governments have a laissez-faire approach to religion and allow people to worship as they please. 🔊
When the public was surveyed about bank bailout plans, it responded with cries for less financial intervention and more laissez-faire attitude towards lenders. 🔊
I wish I lived in a community with laissez-faire management instead of in my neighborhood where the governing board tries to control my every move. 🔊
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