regimentation Význam & definícia

Príklady regimentation

• The latter role provided a refuge from, as well as a base for, revolt against the party's inherent tendencies towards oppressive regimentation of its membership.

• But these gaps in themselves presupposed a regimentation of family life and family time.

• Some linguists regard the core/periphery distinction as an artificial regimentation imposed on a continuum of more-general to lessgeneral syntactic phenomena.

• Dispersed settlement might be seen as part of the regimentation of the landscape through state intervention in local communities.

• The regimentation of orders of different varieties form the skeleton of all of his books.

• One is therefore not a reactionary merely because he is opposed to regulation, regimentation, red tape, and big government.

• For others, the need to put the 'real' family first was hampered by the intensity and regimentation of factory life during the boom.

• When taking up the regulation of bodies, the primary issue is about the constitution of appropriate and inappropriate regimentation of bodies.