Sentence examples for tribal union from inspiring English sources

His imposing tribal union disappeared with him.

To oppose the Roman advance, they revived their old tribal union under the leadership of Burebista (reigned 82 44 bce).

A deputy president of a Syrian tribal union, Sheik Jassem said the Islamists had looted Raqqa of cash and even machinery from its Euphrates River dams.

During the 16th and 17th centuries the Chaudor tribe led a powerful tribal union in the north, while the Salor tribe was dominant in the south.

Initially a pagan, Mieszko I was the first ruler of the Polans tribal union known from contemporary written sources.

The Vistulans of western Lesser Poland, mentioned in several contemporary written sources, already a large tribal union in the first half of the 9th century, were evolving in the second half of that century toward a super-tribal state, until their efforts were terminated by the more powerful neighbors from the south.

In addition to ethnic similarity, a common language, common elements of their material culture, a common territory, even though its borders were not marked then, and a nascent common economy and government, Christianity was a powerful spiritual unifying force that helped involve various tribes and tribal unions of the vast Eastern Slavic world in the creation of a Russian nation and Russian state.

In tribal areas, union of women at village level can solve the social issues like alcoholism.

In his "Les Gardiens du temple" (Stock; FFr120), a young westernised president has to cope with an archaic tribal uprising and union unrest.

One way to view the situation at 395 Hudson is as a kind of tribal struggle: Irish union men of the Old Guard bristling at the presumptuous ascendance of black hip-hop culture, and a changing set of social norms.

The plan was endorsed by labor unions, tribal nations, and low-income communities.