Sentence examples for centralizing monarchy from inspiring English sources
The spirit of insurrection that inspired the Fronde (a period of civil unrest between 1648 and 1653, in which the high aristocracy allied themselves with the judicial bodies known as parlements in an attempt to reassert their independence of the centralizing monarchy) is clearly marked in the writing of the time, not least in Corneille's tragedies.
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.
There was no permanent or centralized Italian monarchy and thus no royal court for which chefs could create new dishes.
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.
Walter Brueggemann wonders if we have two parties who differ on David's efforts to centralize the government by transitioning from a tribal society to a monarchy.
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".
