Regimentation

Military regimentation — uniforms, hierarchies and unquestioning discipline — has become a societal expectation, from schools to parts of the Civil Service.

It’s a telling glimpse of the regimentation and conformity lurking beneath the shiny surface of Sweden’s apparent utopia, a society that represents the highest hopes of the American left.

I was particularly irritated by the regimentation of camp life: I didn’t see why we had to abandon a good baseball game to work on some stupid craft project.

The main thrust of the seminar is to discuss the point of convergence between the regimentation in the army, our floras and faunas as well as forests and national security.

After three decades in law enforcement, including 28 years with the Jay County Sheriff’s Office, Rob Bicknell is looking for a little less regimentation in retirement.

Others include regimentation, customs, ethics and tradition of Nigeria Army and Junior Leadership training among others.

Horses are animals of habit that respond well to regimentation, and respond best when the same routines and techniques are used consistently.

Many peasants strongly opposed regimentation by the state, often slaughtering their herds when faced with the loss of their land.

Rugged individualism conflicted with military discipline and regimentation.