| It is an imperialist, irredentist, totalitarian state that will use any means to get its way. |
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| Celebrated as early-20th-century European liberals, they were, in fact, collectivists and forerunners of the totalitarian state. |
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| He's brave, full of youthful indiscretion, but inevitably damaged by his childhood in a totalitarian state. |
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| The fact remains that brute force is boastfully invoked alike in the internal affairs and foreign policies of the totalitarian state. |
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| However, those same soldiers belonged to the army of yet another totalitarian state. |
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| Regrettably, it was the most extreme form of socialism, namely, communism in its totalitarian state. |
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| In some cases, a republic may be a dictatorial or totalitarian state. |
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| Support it and carry it out, so that Belarus does not become a totalitarian state. |
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| It is shameful that, at the beginning of the 21st century, there is a totalitarian state in Europe. |
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| Even if, at that time, we have the resources to wage war, we will condemn ourselves to live in a totalitarian state. |
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| There is no proof that firearm control can effectively reduce the rate of crime except in a totalitarian state. |
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| In Eastern Europe, likewise, it was civil society that challenged the totalitarian state. |
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| In the case of a totalitarian state with the population and resources of the Soviet Union, such a threat is, in fact, a menace to civilization itself. |
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| They establish a male-controlled totalitarian state, the Republic of Gilead, where women are divided into classes based on their household functions and identified by uniforms. |
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| Yet while the country is no longer quite the stiflingly socialist, totalitarian state it once was, momentum for change has fizzled out as the years of stolid rule under Hosni Mubarak stretch towards a quarter of a century. |
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| This is held to be the first explanation of the modern concept of totalitarian state. |
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| Generally political attacks on private schools have been opposed by concern that there should be no totalitarian state control of education. |
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| Like suddenly we're in a totalitarian state. |
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| The totalitarian state lets its opponents disappear in silent anonymity. |
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| I also suggest that the International Olympic Committee be called upon to announce a new competition for the organisation of the Winter Olympics in 2014, since holding them in a totalitarian state will only lead to problems. |
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| It has been a deeply moving experience to witness the peaceful transition in East Germany from totalitarian state to democracy, from command economy to market economy. |
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| As if he had a choice in a totalitarian state. |
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| In 1979, his friend William Weintraub wrote a bitter satire, The Underdogs, portraying an independent Quebec as a totalitarian state taking revenge on the few Anglophones who had not fled. |
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| But the process of internal decay and collapse might easily require several generations, during which the totalitarian state by its very nature, would remain a threat to the existence of all its free neighbours. |
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| When I was a child, the world was a totalitarian state run by adults. |
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| Germany was now a totalitarian state with Hitler at its head. |
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