Sentence examples for is monarchy from inspiring English sources
noun
A government in which sovereignty is embodied within a single, today usually hereditary head of state (whether as a figurehead or as a powerful ruler).
"Anyway hopefully Australia will finally give us a lead and dump the anachronism that is monarchy soon.
The best form of government is monarchy.
The most common species of civil dominium is monarchy, in which a chief executive power holds ultimate legislative authority.
Olympiodorus continues: "Now, if somebody says 'But this is monarchy, not aristocracy, and that is not the same thing', reply as the philosopher Ammonius replied: 'Give him the knuckles and praise him.
There is "Monarchy of Roses," a disco/metal mutation that began as a Flea-Klinghoffer jam, and includes a vocal message that explores "the psyche of friendships within a city," says Kiedis, "and the way your connection with different circles of people can really influence your life".
"Where are monarchies in 50 years?" he asked.
Jordan, Morocco and the Persian Gulf states are monarchies.
Three island groups Tonga, Tahiti, and Hawaii had traditionally been monarchies.
They remain monarchies because they are rich and stable; they are not rich and stable because they are monarchies.
There are monarchies everywhere, and this basically corresponds with the mentality of the people, as well as long-standing practice".
They are monarchies in a world which mostly abandoned that ancient form of government a century ago.
