Sentence examples for authoritarian interventions from inspiring English sources

But this initial, and rather one-sided, libertarianism was quickly succeeded by more authoritarian interventions.

Reporters Without Borders yesterday called on Gen Musharraf to end the "authoritarian intervention".

Some countries such as Spain, whose maternity model is largely authoritarian, intervention-heavy and unfriendly to women's rights, are scoring better than us in maternal mortality measures.

Support for democracy rose by ten points in Venezuela (to 87%, the highest in the region) since the last poll in 2011; that suggests that whatever the difficulties of Nicolás Maduro, the elected successor of Hugo Chávez, few Venezuelans favour an authoritarian intervention (see table).

These are nightmares for an authoritarian system.

Aggravating these insecurities among low-income countries are extensive conflicts, authoritarian regimes, and foreign interventions that undermine the rule of law and the protection of workers [ 36, 68].

Because they were so eager to do the right thing and therefore hesitated to intervene, their belated and hurried intervention appeared authoritarian, inelegant and "typically German".

Shakespeare's contemporaries almost unanimously believed in authoritarian monarchy and recognized divine intervention in history.

If he wins and finds himself unable to cobble together a majority in Congress, some observers fear he may back military intervention and seize authoritarian powers.

Even as it promises to surrender power by June, it has deployed all the platitudes of authoritarian Arab governments: fear of foreign intervention, fear of chaos, and fear of the rabble.

His hemispheric policies are consistent with this authoritarian approach, and include grossly improper declaratory interventions in the domestic politics of Nicaragua, Bolivia and Peru.