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Meanings of authoritarian rule in English

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Usage of authoritarian rule in English
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He wanted democratic ideals to supersede authoritarian rule in the Soviet Union.
The Irish Times
2
Conde was elected in 2010 after decades of dictatorship and authoritarian rule.
Reuters
3
Massive national celebrations are planned to praise the Communist Party's authoritarian rule.
News.com.au
4
Singapore had indeed modernised and developed economically, yet its authoritarian rule went unchallenged.
The Guardian
5
Critics accuse Sisi of returning Egypt to authoritarian rule, allegations the government denies.
Reuters
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Other NLD members were jailed, tortured and murdered under the army's authoritarian rule.
Reuters
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Opponents fear it will usher in an era of authoritarian rule.
The Guardian
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I mean, you had a whole generation based grow up under authoritarian rule.
The new yorker
9
His authoritarian rule has been challenged by America and Europe in the last 37 years.
The South African
10
The European Commission blamed authoritarian rule for deteriorating conditions in courts, prisons and the economy.
The Irish Times
11
Opponents fear the victory, which has bitterly divided Turkey, brings him closer to authoritarian rule.
Radio NZ
12
That way can only lead to populist authoritarian rule.
The Guardian
13
But concerns are growing about his increasingly authoritarian rule.
Reuters
14
Does Eastern Europe really want democratic government or would it prefer strong and fair authoritarian rule?
The Irish Times
15
In a word, the Chinese people must for now accept authoritarian rule; they cannot enjoy freedom.
The Guardian
16
U.N. human rights chief Navi Pillay said last month the country was drifting towards authoritarian rule.
Reuters
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