Sentence examples for further usurpation from inspiring English sources
The gloomiest pundits think Pakistan simply cannot cope: they foresee mounting social unrest and further usurpation of the functions of government by either the army or Taliban militants.Ultimately, they predict the total collapse of a state with 180m people and a nuclear arsenal, whose soil provides al-Qaeda with its global headquarters.
This was seen by the radicals as a further usurpation of power that rightfully belonged in the province.
The fact that two consecutive warnings had been handed to Merkel's government both admonishing it to involve the Bundestag more prominently in decisions relating to the EU added further fuel to the public debate on the executive usurpation of power.
Historian Warren Treadgold further suggested that the revolt was a reaction against Nikephoros's usurpation and aimed, at least ostensibly, at the restoration of Irene.
The usurpation of the throne and the murder of the king are obscured still further by later legends, which tell how another monk, Tekle Haimanot, persuaded the king of Lasta to abdicate in Yekuno Amlak's favour.
The presidential announcement was hailed as overdue action, but was also attacked as an unconstitutional usurpation of power because only Congress may make laws that impact aliens, and further, because giving employment authorization to an estimated 800,000 candidates will have an adverse impact on unemployed American youths.
Again, sorry for the tax dollar grab, but I was told not to be so darned efficient or else I'd be cut!" If political commentators really want to know what's fueling the anti-incumbency mood in the country right now, they have to look no further than the 2010 Census, the latest in the government's long train of abuses and usurpations against the American people.
Reassurances that their creations are not destined to develop further towards life merely compound their sin in the eyes of the Catholic Church, which thinks destroying embryos is as great a usurpation of God's powers as creating them in the first place.
It's about usurpation and seduction.
Not assumption, but usurpation, say the quietists.
