Sentence examples for militaristic structure from inspiring English sources

The UVF is not only officially on ceasefire but also is supposedly disbanding its militaristic structure.

When Sauer retired, in the spring of 1971, he advanced a critique of pro football that included phrases like "inhumanly brutal," "militaristic structure" and "chauvinistic authority".

But after the 1970 season, when he was 27, George Sauer retired, criticizing a sport that he described as having a "chauvinistic authority," "militaristic structure" and that he termed "inhumanly brutal".

Neither victim nor flagellant, Mick is a figure of emotional grandeur in a world unable effectively to acknowledge loss – a hostile, alienated geography where community has ceased to exist and only "the economy" remains, alongside the rigidly class-based and vaguely militaristic structure of British social reality.

The modern corporate environment, after all, is fundamentally militaristic in structure.

"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.

From the outbreak of war with China in Manchuria (1931), Konoe felt that a complete political renovation of the Japanese militaristic power structure, carried out by political leaders, was required in order to realize the nation's destiny.

The Siegessäule is an impressive structure (especially if you have a militaristic bent).

"It's prevented us from thinking about how you could build other structures around health and education rather than continuing in a militaristic way".

Management structure was almost militaristic... [but] unlike the military, there were few commonly understood performance measures, and almost no system of reward or consequences for performance".

He sounds oddly militaristic?