Sentence examples for totalitarian position from inspiring English sources

The Republican pro-life position on abortion is actually the totalitarian position -- that the state, without needing to know the particulars of individual cases, always knows best.

Barbacid says the ministry's legal position and its response to his statements are "an abuse of power and a totalitarian attitude on the part of [Spanish science and innovation] Minister [Cristina] Garmendia".

It confers with government leaders on such issues as civil rights, immigration, abuses of freedom by totalitarian states, the position of Israel, and problems affecting Jews throughout the world.

Each side in the debate also accused the other of adopting the position of totalitarian regimes in Iran and China by favoring limitations on Internet sites that people can view.

Judge Posner said in his opinion for the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit that the logic of the Indianapolis position could justify "totalitarian" police methods, even setting up metal detectors in front of people's homes to detect illegal weapons.

Isolation is the most comfortable position for a totalitarian regime.

Always fascinated by the position of writers in totalitarian societies, Stoppard deals with the ferment of revolutionary ideas in mid-19th century Europe.

But Næss wary of the apparent totalitarian political implications of Leopold's position that individual interests and well-being should be subordinated to the holistic good of the earth's biotic community (see section 4 below)—has always taken care to distance himself from advocating any sort of "land ethic".

The political implications of this position could easily result in a totalitarian state ethics.

A hideous modernist bunker, devoid even of the residual classical motifs favoured for totalitarian architecture, it speaks bleakly of the USA's position in the world.

There is no doubt that Watsuji's position could easily be interpreted as a totalitarian state ethics.