Sentence examples for rulers introduced from inspiring English sources

The new rulers introduced a feudal approach to governing England, eradicating the practice of slavery but creating a much wider body of unfree labourers called serfs.

The cult of rulers thus introduced ideas from the Greek Orient into Greek communities.

At the International University of Sarajevo, students who enter the main door of the building erected two years ago have to pass under the watchful eye of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, the Ottoman ruler who introduced Islam to Bosnia in 1463.

The five had been arrested in April, after signing an online petition calling on UAE rulers to introduce direct elections and give parliament legislative powers.

Stalin was also the first Russian ruler to introduce sports as an ideological tool, a kind of opium of the masses.

Muḥammad was the first ruler to introduce rotation of crops, establish state farms, and tend cultivation and improve artificial irrigation by establishing a department of agriculture.

Influenced by the pope's liberalism, rulers elsewhere in Italy introduced reforms.

According to "A Peace to End All Peace," David Fromkin's 1989 study of the creation of the modern Middle East, Britain and its allies smashed the Ottoman regional order after World War I and "created countries, nominated rulers, delineated frontiers and introduced a state system of the sort that exists everywhere else".

Akhenaten was a free-thinking ruler of Egypt who introduced a new religion, dedicated to the Aten, and a new artistic style, dedicated to reality.

There are important chapters describing the social and economic conditions of the Islamic countries under Ghāzān (1295 1304) and the reforms introduced by this ruler on the advice of the author himself.

Anyone could have known that at the time the euro was introduced, but for the rulers of the European Union it was their very own unknown known.