Sentence examples for personalised power from inspiring English sources

How Mr Putin's highly personalised power might be challenged, and what the consequences would be, remain unanswerable questions.

The Bo Xilai case has lifted a curtain on a world of thuggery, banditry and vicious, personalised power struggles, reminiscent in some ways of the ten-year nightmare from which the country spent a generation trying to awaken: the Cultural Revolution.Ms Gu and an employee are accused of poisoning Neil Heywood, a British businessman, last November.

Caudillos, dictators and elected presidents continued the tradition of personalising power.

The whole purpose of a mayoralty is, after all, to personalise power and responsibility.

Few African palaces have anything in them made in Africa.By personalising power, African leaders have undermined rather than boosted national institutions.

He has attracted criticism for personalising power, yet East Timor's ministers have often been inept and, without central decision making, little would have been achieved.

Since politics is highly personalised and power heavily concentrated, Qatar's western allies are also heavily invested in the continuation of these specific power-holders.

Politics in the Philippines, he argues, is highly personalised, and voters view their power to pick the president as the most effective check on their often unresponsive and ineffectual government.

In a part of the world where nation states have only sprung up in the past two decades from the rubble of the Soviet Union, power is usually personalised, and national symbols are ruthlessly exploited to promote unity.

In the industrialised world, we'll move toward increasingly personalised methods of carrying our computing power around with us.

This programme is more like a mastermind than a course, more of an intensive or a retreat than a membership site, and offers the best of both worlds by combining the power of a group experience and personalised 121 support from me.