| I'd rather have seen the kind of leadership that makes people feel comfortable with liberty when their fears ask for regimentation. |
| In choosing to enlist, medical personnel were subject to the sort of regimentation one would expect from the army. |
| Under all its mask of machinery and instruction, the German regimentation of the poor was the relapse of barbarians into slavery. |
| Thomas became dissatisfied with the routine and regimentation of clinical nursing. |
| Such unauthorized activity unnerves many people, especially those who seek control and regimentation, whether political or cultural. |
| Others were uneasy over the danger of regimentation through centralized administration. |
