Sentence examples for strongly authoritarian from inspiring English sources

Despite the strongly authoritarian and bureaucratic form of government, a number of important reforms were implemented.

Certainly, the worst violations belong with repressive, totalitarian states like Cuba, North Korea, Turkmenistan and the strongly authoritarian regimes like Russia, but the democratic countries fail to defend the very values that they are based on.

"In a sense, it is easier, strategy-wise, to be opposed to a full totalitarian regime than it is to try to counter a more sophisticated, strongly authoritarian one.

The first volume of a comprehensive two-part history, Park Chung Hee and Modern Korea: The Roots of Militarism, 1866 1945 reveals how the foundations of the dynamic but strongly authoritarian Korean state that emerged under Park were laid during the period of Japanese occupation.

In his 1963 report on the Profumo affair, a strongly authoritarian approach to public affairs marched with a rigorous view of private morality and a patrician attitude to individuals, as he chronicled the dealings of "Mr Profumo" with "Mandy" and "Christine".

In school, Kamen took an interest in science; started reading Newton's Principia on his own and took a strongly anti-authoritarian posture even "heckling" his science teacher mercilessly.

Gandhi called for tough international action to deal with terrorism and strongly defended the authoritarian methods used by his late mother, Indira Gandhi, to quell unrest in 1975 when she was prime minister.

He denounced the 18th-century Enlightenment view of the perfectibility of man and of society and therefore strongly supported paternalistic and authoritarian government.

Perens was a controversial leader, regarded as authoritarian and strongly attached to Debian.

In my opinion, both schools of thought strongly exaggerate the impact of authoritarian tradition on the Russian people.

The MPs also say the government "would do well to acknowledge that there is an inherent conflict between strongly promoting arms exports to authoritarian regimes whilst strongly criticising their lack of human rights".