Sentence examples similar to Benevolent vote from inspiring English sources
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
She starts off by saying she's voting for the benevolent, always reliable, always generous Mr. Putin, and the rest pretty much speaks for itself.
Benevolent's rules are simple.
Benevolent homes provide care for children and the aged.
It's easier to try to be the Beth, to make a bid for the approval of the benevolent sexists who hold doors open for "ladies" and vote against abortion rights.
As president of the Taiwan Benevolent Assn. of America, I feel the United States should add its vote to those who believe the Republic of China on Taiwan has earned a U.N. seat.
Ahmet Kasim Han, a political scientist from Kadir Has University, said before the vote: "It doesn't look as bad as the opposition paints it and it's definitely not as benevolent as the government depicts it.
His philosophy was "individuals working together, un-coerced, for the common good". In the 1830s, two groups who felt their lack of power - women, who had no right to vote, and the clergy, whose political authority was weakened by the constitutional separation of church and state - formed benevolent societies to focus on issues they felt hurt our society.
Rising levels of poverty went hand in hand with corruption and cronyism, meaning that, just as in the classic abuser-victim cycle, the same government that had destroyed livelihoods masqueraded as the benevolent provider of everything from food to tractors, and in return demanded that the recipients give the President their votes.
