Sentences with phrase «dictatorship where»

More to the point, why do you have the right to tell consumers what they need - we live in Canada not some communist dictatorship where people are told what is good for them.

Our heroes and villains have ended up in a parallel universe where Superman has gone all Kim Jong - un and established a global dictatorship where heroes are his evil henchmen.

He's been in office a short time, let's dump the ones in both parties that have assumed lifetime tenure and have done nothing but cash their campaign contribution checks and helped to build a public sector dictatorship where there are no private sector jobs.

It then entered a more stable but still highly volatile period where it seemed to track the statements made by ministers like David Davis - as if Britain were some sort of tinpot dictatorship where huge economic changes could be discerned by the comments of senior generals.

It's almost like a dictatorship where no one is allowed to go against Wenger and his ideology.

He doesn't seem to know the basic difference between failed dictatorships where freedom was not present and atheism.

Closed systems lead to dictatorships where the hardware provided tells you what you can and can't put on your device.

The matters that Rachel raises however are not over the back fence but mainstream media which is rumour and innuendo — the stuff of Communist and other dictatorships where people are brainwashed.

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There is an alternative to the dictatorship of eros: a resistance movement where you can find solidarity, an almost monastic love of comrades, but sex and romance are banned.

This is a Marxian vision of a paradise where man will be reconciled with himself, with his fellow men, with nature; but the necessary preliminary to this paradise is bloody contention and the dictatorship of the proletariat.

Chad Your examples only show the horrendous track record of dictatorships, where secular governments have perhaps the best track record of all.

High grid, low group organisations are typically dictatorships and moribund or ossified religious groups where rigid control mechanism dominate all relationships but with little sense of personal belonging or communal purpose, so internal pressures can eventually be explosive.

Interpretations of where it is «morally imperative» to intervene remain selective, and intervention is never purely based on high moral or humanitarian grounds; there are a number of humanitarian emergencies and nasty dictatorships throughout the world in which the international community has not stepped in.

I urge Arsenal fans in the UK not to buy tickets and boycott Asenal matches, that way Arsenal board will respect the fans and not treat them with such disdain and impunity, this is outright dictatorship, and it has gone on long enough, Wenger should be out already, he is inept, what did he field the likes of Koscielny against Everton for, what where we playing for exactly?

However, where Italy's strengths lie are in the warmth of their blood, the venom they possess to live in the moment — to create the unpredictable and the magic through Pirlo's dictatorship, Marchisio's impressive forward surging runs and through Cassano and Balotelli.

From my perspective I was born in a western EU country where the parties that came after the fall of the dictatorship (and that still remain the biggest parties to this day) are named Social - Democracy Party, and Socialist Party.

Those counties where an elite can manage the economy in their own interest exist now, though usually because of corruption or dictatorship not because the voting system is designed this way.

This process will inevitably lead, according to Marx, to the final revolution, where the oppressed class in all history (workers, farmers, etc. the proletariat) will overthrow the ruling class, implement the dictatorship of the proletariat and gradually abolish class inequities, leading to a classless society.

However, there is a couple of examples in my mind where more or less democratic systems evolved into either very flawed democracies or dictatorships, without any military intervention or any extremist groups overtaking the government.

Being a communist one party dictatorship, where the rule of law does not protect the rights of the minority, precludes it from being a Republic.

Post-Tsar Russia, post-colonial Africa, South America - you find numerous examples, where the overthrowing of authoritarian regime has resulted in a short period of quasi-democracy, quickly replaced by dictatorships.

It is public knowledge that Dasuki had served previous administration of General Muhammadu Buhari and General Ibrahim Babangida but was against dictatorial regime of General Sani Abacha, before he sought asylum outside the country where he teamed up with other Nigerians in the Diaspora to campaign against that military dictatorship and entrenchment of democracy.

It is worth noting however, that the period of dictatorships in East Asia, was during the Cold War when western allies were busy forming alliances as opposed to the situation now where they act as global watchdogs for human rights and respect for the rule of law.

The film is set in a recently - turned - democratic South American country where the terror of former dictatorship still lingers.

The Handmaid's Tale focuses on a dystopian future where women are forced to live as concubines under a fundamentalist dictatorship.

She equates Wisconsin's democratically elected governor and legislature that lawfully ended collective bargaining for teachers with Egypt, where the government led by Hosni Mubarak was a dictatorship and directly controlled the only union in the country — the Egyptian Trade Union Federation (ETUF.)

Where a democracy becomes a dictatorship, it is surely not about the model funding contract.

Sitting in the audience and later watching it on CT - N, we were reminded of the trials held in places with authoritarian dictatorships, where the outcome is decided long before the meeting begins.

During the 1970s, he formed an avant - garde group called infrarealism with other writers and poets in Mexico where he lived after leaving Chile when it fell under military dictatorship.

I met you on my first trip back to Ethiopia, from where my family had emigrated during the dictatorship when I was two years old.

The screens reveal several locations in the open world environment of Panau island where Rico Rodriguez looks to topple a dictatorship.

Hover takes you to ECP17, also called Hover City, a high - tech city built on a distant planet where the Great Admin established a strong dictatorship and banned any kind of entertainment.

Mathieu recently joined Tiwani Contemporary, where his is showing new works inspired by the father / son dictatorships of François and Jean - Claude Duvalier.

But very briefly here communism is normally taken where the state owns most of the means of production and normally communist states are dictatorships.

The opposite is dictatorship, where they don't..

The reality is that the summit in Copenhagen and it's attendees are providing a platform, and in some cases actively pushing for a policy enforced by a dictatorship that actively hunts down mothers who become pregnant with their second child, abducts them off the street and takes them to government controlled hospitals where they are drugged and their baby is killed — all in the name of saving the planet.

They should go to Africa or the Middle Eastern countries where dictatorships reign if they truly want to fight for something worth protesting about.