They particularly dislike the Muslim Brotherhood, a pan-Arab Islamist group, for making such 20th-century compromises as entering politics and campaigning in elections, a process they think usurps authority from God to man.
They have also pledged to fix the country's election system, which allows voter fraud to flourish.The secret backroom deal, which many think usurps democratic process, was announced hours before the election commission declared Mr Ghani the winner, and Dr Abdullah the CEO.
Known as SB1070, and controversial both because it could lead to discrimination against Latinos and because it usurps a federal prerogative, the law has not fully taken effect, and perhaps never will.
REMEMBER the film "Broadcast News", in which a handsome junior reporter usurps a more experienced but less photogenic rival to become the network's news anchor?
But while many religious traditions hold that the mystic strives for a union with the deity, who usurps control of his ego, the prophet never loses control of his ego.
Fans flocked to a sold-out Greenhous Meadow hoping for goals and the Under-21s did not disappoint, racking up a win that usurps their previous best of a seven-goal margin of victory set in 1976 and 2009.
It follows that when any government usurps the power of the people, the social contract is broken; and not only are the citizens no longer compelled to obey, but they also have an obligation to rebel.
When a waiter pours the wine, Hitchens writes, "it completely usurps my prerogative".
"But it takes him longer to shut that off than it does to get out of character — it usurps his energy, overwhelms him.
This generation even usurps the process, by innumerable online means.
Kline's Lear is something to see, because he usurps the traditional reading of the role.
