Sentence examples for authoritarian solution from inspiring English sources

The use of water cannon by British police was first broached during the 2011 riots, a magical time when practically any authoritarian solution was alighted on with relish by the great majority of the British public.

In addition to seeming to connive at mob rule when it suited him, the president has also repeatedly flirted with an authoritarian solution to his troubles: dissolving parliament and ruling by decree, pending new elections.

But banishment is an authoritarian solution.

"The risk of political authoritarianism in Brazil is increased because you have some sympathy for authoritarian solutions hibernating in the society," said Claudio Couto, a political scientist at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, a Rio-based think tank.

Linkola has a cunning ability to blend reasonable ecological precepts with shocking authoritarian solutions.

But it is not the case for us: we are working to exit definitively the Weberian dilemmas of the bourgeois power of command, which until now have only legitimized authoritarian solutions to social conflicts that the struggles had raised to the height of the political.

The idea of the incomers being on some sort of learning journey is a decent one, which we should usefully hang on to in hard times when established party politics are under pressure from authoritarian populist solutions – left and right – the world over.

No Blair-ish intervention in Egypt where the over-hyped Arab spring revolt of 2011 has run through a series of authoritarian and bloody solutions and is now back under military control.

When many of the countries of Europe struggle to safeguard their democratic way of life, to reform their economies to be able to sustain a welfare model, when the temptation is to find authoritarian and xenophobic solutions, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland stand out as positive examples.

The purveyors of authoritarian, racist, and xenophobia solutions are indeed condemnable.

If you want a solution, at once authoritarian and poetic, to the threat of moral anarchism, then Catholicism, which built Chartres and inspired Dante, looks a lot better than Scotland Yard.