In Zimbabwe, misrule and economic collapse may play a bigger part in the shortages than AIDS.
But he ruled his province on the lower Volga despotically, and in 1705 his misrule resulted in a major revolt in Astrakhan.
In one passage, Mencius suggests that when a ruler forsakes ethical behavior and engages in extreme misrule, he can and should be removed, even executed, without such amounting to regicide.
Once Nero had passed, the Empire would last only another 100 years before Marcus Aurelius' son, the "guileless" and ignorant Commodus, would set in motion misrule that would collapse everything his predecessors had worked for.
In 1918 Nizam Mīr Us̄mān ʿĀlī was given the title "His Exalted Highness," though the British government of India retained the right to intervene in his domain in case of misrule.
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"By remaining in power through repeated refusals to set a timely election date, the military regime in Guinea is fast becoming the poster boy for misrule in West Africa," said a statement from Phillip Carter III, the acting assistant secretary of state for African affairs.
In 1926, while on a Congressional trip to the Philippines, he left a dinner in a "rage" when Vice-Governor blamed the Democratic Party for misrule in the Islands.
Ripples of instability The new boss A long wait for justice Reprints Related items Misrule in Paraguay: Regime change?Dec 12th 2002 The mess in Paraguay: Plunging into miserySep 26th 2002Rather than backing long overdue reforms of the state, he promised public works.
When in 1282 the misrule of Charles of Anjou caused the Sicilians to revolt in favour of Peter III of Aragon, leading to the War of the Sicilian Vespers, a test of the Angevin policy could no longer be deferred.
Mired in poverty, misruled by soldier and civilian alike, and prey to insurgency, Islamist-inspired terrorism and sectarian strife, Pakistan has now suffered flooding that has deluged between one-fifth and one-third of the country's land mass, and affected up to 20m people.
