Sentence examples for monolithic state from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's bid to remake Labour's overly monolithic state has been blighted by cock-ups and timidity.

Some of these theories even suggest that the notion of a monolithic state in control of itself and civil society was always a myth.

The appeal of this approach is that it offers a way of fighting for equality in a less monolithic state sector.

My response was to write about it in various ways, but I thought that that didn't carry much conviction up against the monolithic state hysteria around the events.

More than 100 million Soviets see the circus each year, under the aegis of Soyuzgoscirk, the monolithic state circus authority that performers call Soy.

This revelation deepened my understanding of ethnic and cultural diversity, and freed me from thinking of China as a monolithic state.

Nonlinear time-marching solutions capture large wing excursions and wake roll-up, and the linearisation of the equations lends itself to a seamless, monolithic state-space assembly, particularly convenient for stability analysis and flight control system design.

"The giant factories, the overcrowded metropolises, the centralised and monolithic states, the mass parties... are without a doubt the leviathans of our time, also destined to disappear to leave room for forms of life that are more agile, more harmonious and, in one word, more human," Olivetti concluded in Citta dell'Uomo.

The view of it as a monolithic Muslim state is even embodied in the name of the country, 'the Islamic Republic of Pakistan'.

Labour was as eager as the rest to avoid being labelled the party of a monolithic central state.

After the Freedom Ride finally left Montgomery, I wrote in my Time file, "The brutal, chaotic bumbling of Alabama gave way to the well-oiled, kid-glove, image-conscious performance possible only in a monolithic police state".