Sentence examples for authoritarian founder from inspiring English sources
And he headed the embassy in 1960 in Seoul when South Korea shook off the grip of its authoritarian founder, Syngman Rhee, in a surge of riots.
On Friday he spoke of his long tutorials about China with Lee Kwan Yew, the authoritarian founder of modern Singapore and now its senior minister.
He had his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Izmir's Aegean University, which has been a stronghold of Kemalism, the ultra-secular ideology created in the name of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's authoritarian founder.
But meanwhile the systemic issues that have contributed to the problems in the real world such as corruption, unaccountability and a total lack of transparency continue to fester, destabilising the foundations of authoritarianism.It is not inconceivable that the entire authoritarian edifice may eventually founder, hastened perhaps by some huge domestic crisis.
One could lose one's job and face prison for simply criticizing the dominant authoritarian philosophy originally imposed by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, modern Turkey's founder.
Its principles are non-authoritarian and decentralised, with no sacred text or official founder.
Instead, he explains the inner workings of the world's most ambitious authoritarian system and leaves for readers to decide which elements, if any, the foundering West should borrow to help lift itself out of its current confusion.
Peregrine's founder, Philip Tose, was one of the noisiest promoters of capitalism, Asia-style, based on authoritarian rule and crony connections.
Last year, the Hungarian parliament revised a law reportedly to facilitate the shuttering of Central European University, whose founder, billionaire George Soros, and curriculum are political foils of the ruling party of authoritarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Scott Rosenberg, a 1977 graduate who became a co-founder of Salon.com, took Berman's class and struggled with the contradiction between Berman's authoritarian approach and his love of art.
