Sentences with monarchy
mon·ar·chy
M m - In a few years we may no longer have a monarchy.
- The monarchy has to create a balance between its public and private lives.
- The rebels are spearheading a violent campaign to set up a republican state by abolishing constitutional monarchy in Nepal.
- Discussions about republican Rome were also at that time a way of masking criticisms of monarchy, in a society where open criticism was impossible.
- The Spartan constitution was mixed, containing elements of monarchy, oligarchy and democracy.
- The 1958 coup that saw the overthrow of the monarchy threw the his family into turmoil.
- Of more immediate concern to the queen was probably the role of the monarchy itself and the vicissitudes of the royal family.
- Old traditions are still very much alive in Swaziland, where the monarchy maintains absolute power.
- However, the monarchy was not absolute, but relied on the support of a powerful and divided nobility.
- Iran has made the transition in the last twenty years from a nominal constitutional monarchy to a democratic theocracy.
- The policy was continued by the Sunni-based monarchy that was installed by the British after 1932.
- He ridiculed the very idea of monarchy and turned the political debate in a decisively republican direction.
- Of course even such symbolic discrimination is wrong, but monarchy is by definition a rejection of social equality.
- The first one I have put up is a rather whimsical article by an American journalist on why constitutional monarchy is the best form of government.
- The monarchy and the royal judiciary played important roles in the history of early modern France.
- Luxembourg is a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy.
- Since 1951, Jordan has been a constitutional hereditary monarchy with a parliamentary form of government.
- It did not depend on the formal characteristics of the state - monarchy or republic, constitutional or authoritarian.
- The Crown and the Royal Family, the monarchy, stand for something to be proud of in this world today.
- Aristotle produced a complex taxonomy of constitutions, the three main types of which are monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy.
- It acknowledges darkness, as well as the historic bookends of oppressive monarchy and violent fascism.
- The Second Empire almost solved the problem of reconciling monarchy and democracy - but not quite, and not in time.
- The Portuguese monarchy was finally deposed by the revolution of 1910.
- But even a good monarchy is seen as an autocratic government.