Sentence examples for authoritarian establishment from inspiring English sources

ADE rose out of this permissive environment, launching in 1995, when very few electronic music conferences existed and the culture was rarely taken very seriously by any kind of authoritarian establishment in the UK, or anywhere else in the world, besides Holland and Germany.

Colleges and businesses are like any other authoritarian establishment, they have standards they try hard to enforce.

The notion of a coterie of specialists coming to agreement, Mr. Fuller says, supports the idea of an authoritarian, antidemocratic establishment.

But reopening the hall reopens old wounds: a spark is rekindled with a woman (played by Simone Kirby) with whom he was once and is still in love, and it redraws the battle lines with the tough guys of the old IRA who are now part of an authoritarian political establishment.

The question for the future: do we move in the direction of authoritarian anti-establishment, such as Donald Trump has created, with all of its ugliness and hatred?

Combining these ideas with the core beliefs of feminism and the anti-authoritarian anti-establishment world of psychedelics makes sense to Helene and the many women who have reached out to her and Cosmic Sister.

For all the over-hyped talk of a "hard-left takeover" of Labour and the fashion for smearing people as Venezuela-style authoritarians, the political establishment is demanding Stalinist levels of deference.

We cannot defeat authoritarian populism from the establishment platform that gave rise to it.

We have just witnessed the most spectacular failure of an attempt to defeat authoritarian populism from an establishment position.

While in Greece, the losers of the civil war lacked even the most fundamental liberties and the breaking of parliamentary rules led to the establishment of authoritarian and finally totalitarian regimes, European states provided convincing examples of constitutional democracy, a vision that the large majority of Greek people look towards.

Taken together, all this amounts to the re-establishment of authoritarian rule, under a paper-thin veneer of democracy, in the heart of Europe.