In many of the films, the structures at the center of the works are generative in nature, perhaps responding to the more authoritarian function-over-form architectural style of Modernism.
International rights organizations have denounced the lack of free speech in the authoritarian nation, which functioned as a single-party state until 2012.
Ida uses jazz to represent a world of personal choices rather than authoritarian edicts, a familiar function for the music in film.
Local governance, whether it's democratic or authoritarian, serves the same function as the forests of West Africa.
Or does the phenomenon exist only in an authoritarian society with no functioning parliament?
The setting is the hideously polluted, run-down London of 2027 in an authoritarian Britain, the only functioning nation in Europe and, possibly, in the world and, thus, a magnet for refugees.
Under the sponsorship of the powerful minister Jean Baptiste Colbert and the direction of the painter Charles Le Brun, however, the Académie Royale began to function as an authoritarian arm of the state.
Assange conflates the way secrets function in an authoritarian government like China and a liberal democracy like the United States.
3. Caribbean parents will tend to use authoritarian parenting practices.
Unlike independent publicly owned media in democratic states, authoritarian state media's chief functions are to block and attack.
What is not clear is whether any politically authoritarian regime with a poorly functioning administrative machine would have been capable of organizing things differently.
