Sentence examples for authoritarian elements from inspiring English sources

Clearly, authoritarian elements remain.

Authoritarian elements in the Greek government have a history of using far-right groups to outsource political violence against critics.

During my last meeting with Sumati before the election, he remarked that there were indeed authoritarian elements in Mongolian politics, especially in Bagabandi's camp.

When Catholics and Mormons bring into the political realm the authoritarian elements of their faith, it threatens to circumvent norms of democratic deliberation.

The most perceptive piece of journalism yet written about him raised the possibility that such successes as he achieves could be in spite of the authoritarian elements of his method rather than because of them.

The more disturbing and authoritarian elements of the world Murakami describes can seemingly be traced back to a commune or cult, which, a generation on, affects the lives of his characters in oblique and submerged ways.

History warns us of an authoritarian element within our constitutional and political orders.

The authoritarian element of Louis XIV's reign is undeniable: he was determined that no institution or social class would escape the supervision of the crown and its ministers.

And so the Russian state will now move on: half democratic, half authoritarian, with elements of oligarchy, constitutionalism, and chaos; in all, a society of horizonless transition.

While much change proceeded throughout this period, authoritarian and hierarchical elements remained strong.

Nonetheless, government policy is starting to borrow more and more elements from authoritarian regimes.