Sentence examples for centralized monarchy from inspiring English sources

If a generation system comprised of a few large coal plants resembles somewhat a highly centralized monarchy, then a system of rooftop solar or small wind turbines resembles a more distributed, democratic system of control.

Canute opposed the aristocracy and kept a close association with the church in an attempt to create a powerful and centralized monarchy.

The elected legislature has limited powers in Jordan's heavily centralized monarchy, but the body has the authority to introduce legislation, which it rarely does, and to censure the cabinet, which it has done on occasion.

The first was the growth and prosperity of the Russian population, united under a stable and increasingly centralized monarchy, which produced the conditions for the rise of a national culture.

The introduction of a centralized monarchy is evidenced in a report written by Priscus of Panium, an Eastern Roman envoy sent to the ruler of the Huns, Attila, in 448.

Are they centralized or de-centralized?

Samuel attempted to dissuade them, pointing out that if they had a highly centralized form of government (i.e., a monarchy), they would have to give up much of their freedom and would be heavily taxed in goods and services.

The 1921 constitution established a highly centralized state, under the Serbian Karadjordjević dynasty, in which legislative power was exercised jointly by the monarchy and the Skupština (assembly).

In France, as the monarchy reasserted its authority after the wars of religion, publishing, which was already heavily concentrated in Paris, became increasingly centralized.

"Everything is centralized".

"This can never be centralized".