Sentence examples for from the populace from inspiring English sources

All of them are justifying their positions by claiming to have a mandate from the populace.

Extortion of bribes from the populace remains common practice, often to supplement provincial government coffers.

Its farmers this year harvested the country's first crop of genetically modified corn, without a significant uproar from the populace.

The departing Mr. Moi, 78, was from the old-school of African politicians that demand absolute loyalty from the populace.

By patrolling in heavily armored vehicles instead of on foot, he said such methods gave the insurgents a chance to isolate the security forces from the populace.

Given all that has happened, Barker thinks the latest edition of Team New Zealand will get a break from the populace, at least at the outset.

Contempt for the populace from above is as open and obvious as ever.

Usually, there is a small central common overlooked by a minaret (a tall tower attached to a mosque from which the populace is called to prayer).

Donne, one of six or seven children and a baptised Catholic during a time of strong anti-Catholic sentiment from both the populace and the government, would certainly have been familiar with the story.

Excisions like Maximian's from frescoes and statues can be viewed in the most basic sense as announcements from rulers to the populace about the end of one reign and the beginning of another.

President Vladimir Putin is set to sit down for his annual TV Q&A, where carefully-selected questions from the Russian populace are posed to the world's most influential man (well, according to a Time magazine poll anyway).