barbarisations造句

• This led to a germanisation and barbarisation of the army, as the tax was used to recruit mercenaries.
• The Porte and Mohammed Ali both denied having plans for the " barbarisation project ", but pointedly refused to put their denials into writing.
• This, together with the large numbers of military units with barbarian names, gave rise to the " barbarisation " theory of the fall of the Roman empire.
• It is not clear even today if the " barbarisation project " was a real plan or not, but the possibility that it was created strong demands for humanitarian intervention in Europe.
• The barbarisation of the lower ranks was paralleled by a concurrent barbarisation of its command structure, with the Roman senators who had traditionally provided its commanders becoming entirely excluded from the army.
• The barbarisation of the lower ranks was paralleled by a concurrent barbarisation of its command structure, with the Roman senators who had traditionally provided its commanders becoming entirely excluded from the army.
• Popular opinion in both Greece and the rest of Europe, soon credited Ibrahim Pasha with the so-called " barbarisation project ", where it was alleged that Ibrahim planned to deport the entire Christian Greek population to Egypt as slaves and replace them with Egyptian peasants.
• In turn, the British Foreign Secretary George Canning wrote, rather than run the risk of Russia defeating the Ottomans alone, Britain would have to intervene to stop the " barbarisation project " as the British did not wish to see the Russians conquer the Ottoman empire.
• Ibrahim Pasha was said to be planning the  barbarisation project of deporting the entire Christian population of Greece to Egypt as slaves and to replace them with Egyptian peasants, thus solving the problems of the revolt in Greece and over-population in Egypt in one stroke.
• In October 1825, during a meeting with Canning in a spa in Brighton, Princess de Lieven told him in an  off-the-record conversation that Russia wanted bilateral Anglo-Russian mediation of the war, and also spoke of the  barbarisation project said to be planned for Greece.
• Russia warned that if the " barbarisation project " was a real plan, then such an egregious violation of the Treaty of K黭 Kaynarca, under which Russia had a vague claim to be the protector of all the Orthodox peoples of the Ottoman empire, would lead to Russia going to war against the Ottomans.
• The  barbarisation project, if put into practice would make it inevitable that Russia would go to war with the Sublime Porte as such a blatant breach of the Treaty of Kutchuk-Kainardji could not be ignored by St . Petersburg, and Canning, fearing that Russia would defeat the Ottomans and knowing that British public opinion would be incensed by the  barbarisation project, now stated for the first time that Britain was willing  to prevent, if necessary by force, the accomplishment of the plan imputed to Ibrahim Pasha.
• The  barbarisation project, if put into practice would make it inevitable that Russia would go to war with the Sublime Porte as such a blatant breach of the Treaty of Kutchuk-Kainardji could not be ignored by St . Petersburg, and Canning, fearing that Russia would defeat the Ottomans and knowing that British public opinion would be incensed by the  barbarisation project, now stated for the first time that Britain was willing  to prevent, if necessary by force, the accomplishment of the plan imputed to Ibrahim Pasha.
• In " The Fall of the Roman Empire : The Military Explanation " ( 1998 ISBN 0-500-27495-9 ), Ferrill supports the claims of Vegetius, about increased " barbarisation " and " germanisation " helping to cause the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the fifth century AD . He asserts that allowing barbarians to settle within Rome's borders, to act as a buffer zone against other barbarians, created friction and led to a decrease in the size of the Roman Empire's Borders.
• In one division of the German army alone ( 12 I . D . ), 68 death sentences were passed down between the outbreak of war and 30 June 1943 ( Bartov, " The Eastern Front ", p . 28, table 1.7 ); it seems reasonable to conclude that more soldiers in a single division were executed during WWII than in the entire German Army in WWI . " The barbarisation of warfare " as Bartov says . ( Talk ) 00 : 50, 30 October 2007 ( UTC)