The Mérinos de Rambouillet breed (MeRa) was excluded from all the AMOVA analyses because this breed is the unique representative of its type (patrimonial).
He never relinquished his claim to lordship over the Angevin lands, and he allowed lesser men of his entourage the freedom to develop a more efficient control of his patrimonial estate.
But FIAC remains centered in Paris and is also distinguishable because it occupies some of the city's most illustrious patrimonial spaces, including its main venue, the Grand Palais.
Rather it maintains a patrimonial attitude and continues the centrist mentality by controlling NGOs.
Not only did the title aim at identifying the new Russia with European political tradition, but it also bespoke the new conception of rulership and of political authority that Peter wanted to implant: that the sovereign emperor was the head of the state and its first servant, not the patrimonial owner of the land and "father" of his subjects (as the tsar had been).
While pluralism is a key tenet of public participation, the situation in the Philippines shows the limitations of its application, particularly amid a patrimonial political context.
In his remarks and speeches during the 2006 visit, Obama turned patrimonial politics on its head, arguing forcefully before a gathering of Kenya's political and intellectual elite that (ethnic) patronage was a barrier to growth and both an incentive to and symptom of corruption.
The bureaucratization of the state, odd as it may initially seem, typically provided the basis for its democratization because it eliminated feudal, plutocratic, and patrimonial bases of administration.
His successors, notably the fearsome Eudes II (996 1037), annexed the counties of Sancerre (1015) and Champagne (1019 23), thereby creating a principality comparable in strength to Flanders and more threatening to the king, whose patrimonial domains it encircled.
It was also deeply corrupt and patrimonial with private interests coursing through it using bribes and patronage.
