Sentence examples for system of monarchy from inspiring English sources
The stay in the South Pacific delayed the psychoanalytical training she had just begun, but Elizabeth characteristically seized the opportunity to study Tonga's uniquely well-preserved Polynesian system of monarchy and kinship, in close collaboration with Queen Sālote.
"Yeah, but what do you actually do?" Worse was to come, when Lachlan declared himself to be in favour of Australia becoming a republic, as he didn't believe in the system of monarchy and people being born into positions.
Her life, and her death, polarized national feeling about the existing system of monarchy (and, in a sense, about the British identity), which appeared antiquated and unfeeling in a populist age of media celebrity in which Diana herself was a central figure.
With the victory of the Allies in World War I, the ancient systems of monarchy, aristocracy, and oligarchy ceased to be legitimate.
Humanity will unite in terms of leadership; the long-ruling systems of monarchy, papacy, presidency, dictatorship, and so on, won't survive in the near future.
They wanted to replace the system of absolute monarchy with a constitutional monarchy.
The monarchy's own website states that "the system of constitutional monarchy bridges the discontinuity of party politics," but if the letters show him attacking Labour policies, he risks being seen as part of that discontinuity, critics said.
What is most striking right now in Jordan is that the very system of the monarchy seems open to question.
Louis took over the management of the journal upon his father's death in 1776, and, soon after the outbreak of the Revolution in 1789, he founded the newspaper L'Orateur du Peuple ("The Spokesman of the People"), which violently attacked the new system of constitutional monarchy.
Tibetans have experienced the best aspects of the Tibetan system of religious monarchy: it is extraordinarily effective in producing national unity and moral focus when it has a gifted, charismatic and forward-thinking leader.
Yet for all the changes which have occurred in Australia and New Zealand over the past 60 years, the system of constitutional monarchy appears, at the moment, to be more firmly entrenched in both countries than it has been for a good many years.
