Sentence examples for militarists from inspiring English sources
He increasingly elevated the status of Confucian notions not necessarily as Confucian notions in themselves, but as integral parts of a nationalistic, imperialistic, and militaristic blend serving the interests of Japanese militarists of the 1930s and 1940s.
Mr Rohani is acknowledged to be a canny operator with strong public support, but he faces powerful opposition in the form of revolutionary ideologues and militarists.
These incidents have done more than the decades of screeching by Japanese militarists with their loud-speaker vans to nudge the country into taking tougher measures to defend itself.They have also contributed to a resurgence in America-bashing.
His newspaper was suspected of being a propaganda organ of the militarists.
It's ridiculous, it's ethnically offensive, and its entire purpose is to serve as a smokescreen for disastrously violent policies backed by militarists in Israel and in neo-conservative American circles, by making American voters worry that they are being taken for chumps by those devilishly clever double-dealers from the souks of Tehran.
The lack allowed the militarists in the 1930s to bring on the country's destruction.
The new left has been kinder to the market; the end of the cold war has made it possible to enlarge NATO and give it new tasks that even anti-militarists in Germany can endorse.
But the same was true of the other contenders in Pakistan's political space - the conservative Punjabi bourgeoisie represented by Nawaz Sharif, the moderate pro-militarists grouped around Musharraf, the deeply intolerant Islamists, and the assorted regionalist and particularist parties whose appeal is limited to specific provinces.
Nine belong to a parliamentary association that wants the teaching of history in schools to give a better gloss to Japan's militarist era".
Abe is portrayed in China as a militarist.
Since then more than 30 Chinese ambassadors have invaded the op-ed pages of newspapers around the world to accuse Japan of seeking to revive its militarist past.
