Sentence examples for dominant ruling from inspiring English sources

All of them eventually created spheres of influence within which they became the dominant ruling class.

Botswana's politics have developed along the lines of a single dominant ruling party, closer to Japan's pre-recession LDP than to Europe's ideas of multi-party democracy.

For the first time, the dominant ruling party, Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) was facing a great challenge from the main opposition – a coalition of four parties collectively known as Umoja wa Katiba ya Wananchi (Ukawa).

It now oversees the dominant ruling party, United Russia; a populist-socialist party, called A Just Russia, that it set up to siphon votes from the Communist Party; and the Right Cause.

Imagine a state that is professedly communist; tolerates religious beliefs for ordinary citizens, but not for the members of the dominant ruling party; and has within its territory a deeply religious ethnonationalist people who find most of their traditional leaders in exile accused of separatism.

He wrote, in a leap of wishful thinking, "... in view of the Constitution, in the eye of the law, there is in this country no superior, dominant, ruling class of citizens.

Because power has been understood from the position of the socially dominant — the ruling class and men — the feminist task, according to Hartsock, is to reconceptualize power from a specifically feminist standpoint, one that is rooted in women's life experience, specifically, their role in reproduction.

For Leibniz, "I" am a substance, and my mind, as a "dominant monad," rules over the subordinate monads composing my body, where ruling amounts to expressing them more distinctly than they express it.

Its climb was meteoric from two seats in the 545-member Parliament in 1984, to 182 and a dominant role in the ruling coalition in 1998.

The seat is rural and dominated by ethnic Malays, who form the bedrock of support not only for PAS but for the United Malays National Organisation UMNOO), the dominant party of the ruling coalition.

Some wonder if he will appoint a successor to lead his United Malays National Organisation, the dominant member of the ruling coalition, into the next general election, which is due within a year.