Sentence examples for disposition of power from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the chances of a fairer disposition of power in Pakistan, and of more efficient government planning, would also be compromised.

This group, he argues, simply replaced Marx's proletariat with "women; or students, or peasants, or blacks, or ­­ — eventually — gays, or indeed whichever group had sound reason to be dissatisfied with the present disposition of power and authority".

After us the deluge -- Rasputin was only a lightning rod for the gathering clouds of doom, while the scramble for advantage still swirled around him: "The czar... had ceded the disposition of power to the czarina, the czarina had entrusted it to the crafty peasant, and the peasant had entrusted it to crafty rascals.

Following on from this, and far more controversially, Tooze argues that given the disposition of industrial power in the world and his racist ideology, Hitler was correct to act as he did.

Another group of phenes is related to functions and disposition of entities, and can be expressed using the has-function, function-of, has-disposition and disposition-of relations.

"Saif" referred to Saif Gaddafi, the dictator's son and heir apparent, who exercised enormous power over the disposition of Libyan oil contracts.

"Susan's contention of ambiguity is entirely irrelevant because the trust is clear and unambiguous about who has the 'final and absolute' authority to determine the disposition of the tangible personal property: that power is vested in the trustees," the actor's trustees, Arnold Kassoy and Joel Faden, said in court documents.

Over time it has acquired a near de facto veto power over policies affecting the future disposition of the West Bank.

Yet power was not handed back to Robert II but to Carrick's younger brother, Robert, earl of Fife which once again saw the king at the disposition of one of his sons.

Because of youth, gender, or disposition, Power has often been underestimated.

Those properties move an agent to act, and they do so unaided by any additional source of motivation; their motivational power is wholly intrinsic, depending on no desire or disposition of the individual herself.