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Meanings of regency in English
Portuguese
estilo regência Spanish
estilo regencia French decorative arts style between approximately 1710 and 1730.
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Moment in a monarchy where someone else rules in name on the king or queen.
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Usage of regency in English
1
Reports from West Papua indicate more deadly armed conflict in Mimika regency.
2
The power of the council of the regency and its composition fell.
3
It is not the regency only, but the throne I give you.
4
Some thought the regency would be ended at once, others were dubious.
5
In my opinion before long there will have to be a regency.
6
The council of regency had not long occasion to exercise their authority.
7
I had experience of that fact more than once during my regency.
8
Her declaration of regency could mean that I am useless against her.
9
Morton resigned the regency in 1578, to make way for James VI.
10
That meant years of regency rule, and no one wanted that.
11
The other two nobles were associated with Naraskin in the regency.
12
The partisans of the regency reproached him for not having proclaimed Napoleon II.
13
A bridge in Buol regency was also broken by the tremors, Pakaya said.
14
In judicial procedure, however, the regency placed themselves above the tribunals.
15
The king's council of regency was then assembled in the palace of Prague.
16
But it was more like a kind of regency in the wife's name.
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Regency through the time
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United Kingdom
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