Sentence examples for based on feudal lines from inspiring English sources

In general, it was based on feudal lines that were drawn in part by economic and social functions.

It is not so much the establishment of a garden but the ownership of a gate that moves people from liking a society based on feudal favors to one based on rights.

A century later, this remains unfinished business, and so a legislature based on feudal patronage goes on.

Domestic work is based on feudal caste systems, further augmented by the plantation economy in which Tamil workers were brought to the island from South India during British rule in the eighteenth century.

But for the past few centuries, metaphorical rays of sunshine have been few: from the Middle Ages up until the unification of Italy in the 1860s, the area's economy was based on feudal agriculture – even though the wild, rocky Apennines make much of the land too difficult to cultivate.

This assessment is based on multiple lines of evidence.

Although they are based on longitudinal lines, time zones are not always in a straight line.

The Castle Doctrine is based on the feudal maxim, "A man's home is his castle".

At the time Kunichika began his serious studies the late Edo period, an extension of traditions based on a feudal society, was about to end.

More exhibitions based on the bottom line.

"The trade is based on down the line.