Sentence examples for populist rules from inspiring English sources

Horn-tooters notwithstanding, that mycasting is making "populist rules" the new motto of American narrative is obvious, from long-formers to short.

The increasingly repressive and populist rule of Rajapaksa in Sri Lanka was ended through the ballot box.

Yet the history and machinery of populist rule worldwide offers no easy comfort.

Outside the courtroom, most people in Jinan did not seem aware of the trial, though some of Bo's supporters came to wave photographs of modern China's founding father, Mao Zedong, the icon often invoked by Bo during his populist rule in Chongqing in southwestern China.

After the dismal populist rule of her predecessor, Joseph Estrada, Mrs Arroyo has at least been trying to haul the Philippines back from the brink.Indeed, the real tragedy of the alleged vote-rigging scandal is that it looks as though, in order to be sure of an election she was always likely to win, Mrs Arroyo has hobbled what remains of a reasonably promising presidency.

He mocks the idea of populist rule -- and the populace rebels.

Writing from Buenos Aires, Jordana Timerman and Carlos Malamud assess the tough economic challenges the new Argentine president, Mauricio Macri, faces in the aftermath of Cristina Kirchner's populist rule that left a legacy of debt and high inflation.

When voters chose Tsipras's Syriza, it put the country on a path toward becoming Argentina, which, after a decade of populist rule, has become an impoverished, isolated country mired in stagflation.

Mr. Biggs, who described himself as an "old-fashioned Democrat, liberal, populist, whatever," rules out any notion of the Teachers' becoming a publicly held company or buying another company.

His trial marks the final stages of a dramatic fall for a man who just two years ago seemed destined to make the Standing Committee of the ruling Politburo, but his showy style and his populist, leftist rule in the 30-million-strong metropolis of Chongqing set him on a collision course with a leadership in transition.

Mr. Chávez, a leftist populist, has ruled Venezuela since his election in 1998.