Sentences with phrase «authoritarian tendencies»

We have a president elect who displays authoritarian tendencies.

All these things, when they're administered from outside the art world, collapse under their own authoritarian tendencies.

Fifth, and most important new governments with authoritarian tendencies have historically brought about bull markets even before they led to disaster.

Governments with much stronger authoritarian tendencies than anything plausible in the USA like those of Hitler or Mussolini nonetheless saw strong markets in their early years.

In terms of LD party management, the NHS issue is symptomatic of a growing authoritarian tendency amongst the Leadership.

But the country will have to reconcile authoritarian tendencies with the freedoms of an information economy

Its big idea is that globalization and rising prosperity have changed the values and behavior of the urban elite, «leading them to talk and act in ways that unwittingly activate authoritarian tendencies in a subset of the nationalists.»

Critical Pedagogy is a philosophy of education described by Henry Giroux as an «educational movement, guided by passion and principle, to help students develop consciousness of freedom, recognize authoritarian tendencies, and connect knowledge to power and the ability to take constructive action.»

President Donald Trump has authoritarian tendencies, therefore checks and balances are needed to protect special counsels, says Sen. Cory Booker.

If the Vatican puts out a statement saying that Sister Margaret Farley's book on sexual morality is not in accord with Catholic teaching, one can count on the usual suspects to tut - tut about «authoritarian tendencies» and the suppression of academic freedom.

«Labour has to decide whether it can convincingly pursue a liberal agenda and then actually get on and do it in a wholehearted way that doesn't balance every liberal progressive development with a sop to the party and media's authoritarian tendency.»

Erdoğan is not Kim Jong - un, but his government in widely seen as as having authoritarian tendencies, especially after the failed coup attempt last year.

Of all the Lib Dem MPs who liked to get on their soap box about liberalism, or how they are the only party which still believes in civil liberties, or which opposed the authoritarian tendencies of Labour — no - one apart from Teather had the courage of their convictions.

Many of our readers despair of Labour and will never forgive the authoritarian tendencies of Tony Blair, or how he allowed the party to be drawn into a fatal and militaristic alliance with the neoconservatives of the Bush administration.

But then what about the authoritarian tendency to become angry and yell and shout, you may ask.