Sentence examples for practice of power from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's history plays are not just about the Tudor myth: they are actually about the daily practice of power.

One element of the transformation has been the repeated emergence of populist governments, characterized by the informal practice of power.

"What they think is their biggest strength is their biggest weakness, the practice of power," he said, "implementing right-wing ideas" and sacrificing principle for minor reforms.

Legitimacy is not marginal to international relations; it is essential to the practice of power politics, and rhetoric is central to that practice.

This article focuses on the 'cosmological' layout as a political space, in which a practice of power of the royal kingdoms or kratons is embodied.

This layout can be seen as a practice of power in which it serves as a silent ideology (Bourdieu, 1977) that embodies social hierarchy.

This is in contrast to the practice of powering on an aspirational or desired larger effect size, so that the traditional power may be achieved with a small, practical sample size.

It shows how ideals of audit universalism and international comparability become enmeshed in, and challenged by, global divisions of audit labour, problems and practices of power and exclusion, and struggles for intra-professional distinction, which in turn undermine as well as promote the connecting of worlds through standards.

Perspective does not necessarily include the awareness one would need to "map the practices of power" or understand forms of oppression.

This problem has been exacerbated by changes in the operating practices of power systems, e.g. a greater emphasis on commercial and environmental factors.

Recently, a South African study reported unintended CHW programme outcomes as a result of multi-layered practices of power [ 117].