Out of the latter tendency emerged hymnic poetry during the 18th and 19th dynasties, triggered by an imperial trend toward unicentrism in government and universal syncretism in religion.
But Ministry of Defence concerns and familiar neutralist arguments (remember the Rapacki plan are part of a wider secular trend in our society that is growing I was about to write "post-imperial" trends there and that's certainly one reason in play.
But when ordinary, ethnic Russians mobilise to defend their interests, the Kremlin worries, and changes course.Western diplomats spend a lot of time wondering what they can do to reverse the undemocratic, neo-imperial trend of Mr Putin's Russia.
While the focal mechanism of the mainshock was right-lateral fault slip on the northwest trending Imperial fault, a marked change in the distribution of aftershocks occurred with the onset of the Brawley aftershock, which exhibited left-lateral slip.
Shushkevich blamed the resurgence of Soviet-style political trends on Russia spreading "imperial thinking" that "positions Russia as a big brother".
Continuing his research on classical and medieval Japanese poetry, he is interested in exploring the geographical trends of poetic allusions within imperial anthologies and personal poetry collections.
Carolingian minuscule remained the unrivaled book hand of western Europe through the 9th century, when a trend away from this official imperial standard appeared in some places.
Both Henry II and Richard had argued that kings possessed a quality of "divine majesty"; John continued this trend and claimed an "almost imperial status" for himself as ruler.
We provide information of how mitigation measures implemented on a regional level under the conservation program of the Spanish imperial eagle have resulted in a positive shift of demographic trends in Spain.
That secret sheds light on one of beer's biggest, most enduring trends: the rise of "extreme" beers such as tongue-numbingly hoppy imperial India pale ales and Valvoline-look-alike imperial stouts.
Meanwhile, the liberal ambitions of the Warren Court and the expanded powers of the Cold War presidency made both branches considerably more imperial relative to both Congress and the states, and neither trend has been substantially reversed.
