Sentence examples for jamahiriya system from inspiring English sources

"Countries like the United States, India, China, the Russian Federation are in bad need of this Jamahiriya system".

He presented his Jamahiriya system as the world's only true democracy, declaring that the U.S. and other democratic countries should study it and learn from it.

Rather than ruling a republic after seizing power in 1969, Gadafy created his own word – the Jamahiriya – to describe the system of councils and committees that veils his dictatorship.

Col Gaddafi called the new system a jamahiriya, loosely translated as a "state of the masses".

In 1977 he invented a system called the "Jamahiriya" or "state of the masses", in which power is meant to be held by thousands of "peoples' committees".

In 1977, he issued a Declaration of the Establishment of the People's Authority, launching the Jamahiriya, or "state of the masses," and the Libyan system of "direct democracy," in which the country is "ruled" by the People's Congresses: what "The Green Book" calls the "supervision of the government by the people".

[North Korea] praised the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for its achievements in the protection of human rights, especially in the field of economic and social rights, including income augmentation, social care, a free education system, increased delivery of health care services, care for people with disabilities, and efforts to empower women.

(Jamahiriya was his Arabic translation for a state of the masses).

The ethos of Jamahiriya was purportedly feminist, but Qaddafi had peculiar attitudes toward women.

The United States of America supported the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya's increased engagement with the international community.

The Great Arab Socialist People's Libyan Jamahiriya will inform the Security Council of this.