The phrase "authoritarian groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations or factions that exercise strict control and demand obedience from their members or the public.
Example: "The rise of authoritarian groups in various countries has raised concerns about the erosion of democratic values."
Alternatives: "oppressive factions" or "totalitarian organizations".
Right-wing authoritarian groups grew in strength.
They are utlra-religious, authoritarian groups who justify their actions through selective, corrupt, and ultimately self-serving interpretations of Islam.
Similarly, the continuing protests held in liberated areas in opposition to extremist and authoritarian groups such as Daesh, Nusra and Ahrar Al Sham have been ignored.
By around 6PM, the Propylea was filled with members of anarchist and anti-authoritarian groups who gathered for their own march.
By around 6 PM, the Propylea was filled with members of anarchist and anti-authoritarian groups who gathered for their own march.
On the evening of May 5, police officers raided the center of a prominent leftist and anti-authoritarian group called Diktio, or the Network of Political and Social Rights, injuring several people, said Yianna Kourtovik, a lawyer and longtime Diktio member.
Others have studied the effects of democratic and authoritarian leadership in groups and have greatly extended this work in industrial settings.
The planned rules are unclear; NGOs fear arbitrary crackdowns on their finances.In this section Donors: keep out New school values ReprintsEgypt and Hungary are just two fronts in an escalating war waged by authoritarian governments against groups promoting the Western vision of liberal democracy as not just regular elections but public, pluralistic debate.
Within the last year both Vision Forum and Bill Gothard's Institute for Biblical Life Principles, two of the most important of the highly authoritarian home schooling groups have been rocked by sex scandals.
Having for decades lived in authoritarian societies, these groups' leaders have not had the ability to develop a strong Islamic discourse on pluralism, as is being developed by Muslims living as minorities facing the reality of pluralism daily in the West.
Mork (Robin Williams) and Mindy (Pam Dawber) attend one of Ellsworth's trainings at the suggestion of their friend Susan (Morgan Fairchild), where they endure Ellsworth's authoritarian brand of group therapy.
