Further, ruling authority was concentrated in the annual general chapter or legislative meeting.
Blasphemy was the chameleon phrase which meant the criticism of whatever the ruling authority of the moment established as orthodox religious doctrine.
In the millennia before power was centralized in some form of ruling authority, it was, Pinker claims, if not quite "war of all against all," then pretty close to it.
The boy is Pip, the con is Magwitch, and this is the familiar-yet-foreign opening scene of Charles Dickens's Great Expectations, albeit reconceived for this compelling adaptation in 19th-century Calcutta, where the Raj is ruling authority, Pip an Indian boy, the hard-hearted Estella an adopted black orphan and the loveble figure of Joe Gargery a village cobbler.
January 3, 1838 Kyōto, Japan February 18 , 1891Tokyo, Japan Sanjō Sanetomi, in full Kōshaku (Prince) Sanjō Sanetomi (born Jan . 3 1838, Kyōto, Japan died Feb. 18, 1891, Tokyo), radical court noble who was instrumental in the Meiji Restoration (1868), which ended the 264-year domination of Japan by the Tokugawa family and reestablished ruling authority with the emperor.
The Sunni Arabs were put in power by British colonialists and by Saddam Hussein, himself a Sunni, and people in the area fear the installation of a government dominated by Shiite Muslims, who make up 60 to 70percentt of the population but who have never been given ruling authority in modern times.
The warehouse was located close to the acropolis, to allow tight supervision by ruling authorities.
There is something mildly comic about a rule which asks potential fraudsters to tell the game's ruling authorities that they are straight.
Some voters said their support of the nationalists was a general protest against the ruling authorities.
For 20 years thereafter, the ruling authorities in England refused to accept responsibility for the education of Indian people.
In 1207 the ruling authorities suppressed the movement, resulting in Shinran's banishment to the remote province of Echigo.
