aristocratic government造句

• The heroes are repeatedly called upon to defend Magic Land against invasions or topple feudalistic or aristocratic governments to free the populace.
• It was not until 1999, following political corruption allegations, that the aristocratic government was overthrown, with Imata Kabua replaced by the'commoner'Kessai Note.
• The French influence ceased in 1528, when Andrea Doria allied with the powerful king of Spain and imposed an aristocratic government, which gave the republic a relative stability for about 250 years.
• Edmund Burke's counter-revolutionary " Reflections on the French Revolution " delineates the legitimacy of aristocratic government to the 1688 Parliamentary resolution declaring William and Mary of Orange and their heirs to be the true rulers of England.
• A corrupt general is in a cabal with a rival country, and plans to surrender after a token resistance, allowing a country with a more aristocratic government to replace the more populist Mickle who is seen as too close to revolutionaries like Florian.
• Asquith spoke of  safeguards in his Albert Hall Speech ( to an audience of 20, 000 ) on 20 December, and also gave another major speech at Liverpool, at which he attacked Lord Curzon, who had recently praised the principle of aristocratic government.
• New dissensions between the Prince-Bishop and the Free Imperial City arose under Burkhard von Ellerbach ( 1373 1404 ), whose accession was marked by grave discord growing out of the overthrow of the Patrizier, or aristocratic government, and the rise in municipal power of the crafts or guilds.
• The poem adopts the view that the chivalric ideal of love represents the sublimation of desire into duty, and that this personal model of devoted love stands for the political ideal of aristocratic government by the finest and best educated of persons in society, whose sensibilities are refined by courtly life and culture.