Sentence examples for militaristic command from inspiring English sources
"It's very bad to have just one form of thought," added Ramón Martínez, a Podemos state governor, in a reference to the militaristic command structure favoured by Mr Chávez, a former army officer.
The days of militaristic command and control management are over.
However, this contemporary 'unipolar evolutionism (especially its militaristic dimensions that are commanded by the United States through the Washington-Consensus) is being challenged by various movements toward some interpretations of multipolarity.
Politicians are written about with contempt, especially leftwing ones – and none more so than Jeremy Corbyn, the least militaristic person since the 30s to command a major British party.
(A legacy of the command-control attitude is the militaristic vocabulary that's still common: "target audience," "campaign," "conquering the market" etc).
In "Roc Me Out", Rihanna uses her "militaristic alternate persona" and interprets the lyrics "with a command and directness befitting" of it.
He sounds oddly militaristic?
My militaristic background.
"A march has militaristic meaning.
The militaristic title is apt.
