Sentence examples for polities of from inspiring English sources

It took centuries to combine the two into the constitutional liberal polities of the West.

But the doctor said he turned that offer down because he did not feel comfortable with the conservative polities of the former general's Patriot Party.

Although the 6th-century client states were the largest Arab polities of their day, it was not from them that a permanently significant Arab state arose.

The individual polities of modern Orthodox churches (e.g., Greek or Russian) are distinguished according to the amount of state participation in the settlement of ecclesiastical questions.

It has been asserted, for example, that the Classic period was one of relatively peaceful contact between polities, of the absence of large imperialistic states and empires (and of the militaristic élan and organization that accompanies such states).

Perhaps most analogous to the many independent polities of the California Indians, tribelets generally ranged in size from about a hundred to a few thousand people, depending on the richness of locally available resources.

BJP spokesmen called that, rightly, a "tectonic shift in the polity of India".

Occupying a special position among these churches is the episcopal polity of the Anglican Communion.

But they have had difficulty convincing India's divided polity of the merits of that approach.

The gods were, as mentioned previously, organized in a polity of a primitive democratic cast.

During the empire of the Mongols (13th 14th century ce), most of the territory was part of the ulus ("polity") of Chagatai.