Sentence examples for establish a form of from inspiring English sources
The old man explains that the Khmer Rouge was determined to establish a form of Communism that was even purer than Chinese Communism under Mao Zedong.
Freedom fighters struggle to liberate their citizens from oppression and to establish a form of government that reflects the will of the people".
Rather, he seems to come down on the side of new systems to tax short-term investors, to lock them in at times of crisis to the destiny of countries they would rather flee, and even to create an I.M.F.-approved mechanism to establish a form of Chapter 11 protection for nations in trouble.
The Qin simply went much further, assaulting every section of society in its remorseless attempt to establish a form of protototalitarian dictatorship.The Qin's extremism was also its undoing and it was soon replaced by the more enduring Han dynasty, which sought compromise with aristocratic elites and legitimation through a revived Confucianism.
The argument that he did lose can be made only if one attributes to him the desire to establish a form of absolutism there that neither he nor his father ever intended.
Case Winters uses McDaniel's (1989) distinction between emanational and relationsal understandings of God's immanence in the world to establish a form of panentheism with a clearer distinction between God and the world.
In Europe, Cathy Berberian's collaborations with Luciano Berio established a form of avant-garde bel canto.
Augustus established a form of government known as a principate, which combined some elements from the republic with the traditional powers of a monarchy.
Galton and Simpson wrote the scripts, establishing a form of comedy based on character and situation, rather than sketches and gags.
For Mao, likewise, the goal was to unify and intensify the people's "will to fight" against their oppressors, before establishing a form of government that might most "fully express the will of all the revolutionary people".
The members of the Odin Theatre have established a form of bartering in which they exchange their work for some cultural offering from the people of the regions they visit.
