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Meanings of dictatorial power in английском
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Usage of dictatorial power in английском
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Upon that point Holland has absolutely dictatorialpower at the present moment.
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That the consuls were endowed with dictatorialpower for the emergency, availed little.
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Indeed, it was more absolute than the dictatorialpower that Rousseau had outlined.
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On the 6th of January the Senate passed the decree investing the Consuls with dictatorialpower.
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Young soon had occasion to make practical use of the dictatorialpower that he had assumed.
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The wish was earnestly expressed that Napoleon would promptly punish them by his own dictatorialpower.
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These justices were invested with almost dictatorialpower.
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From this time Jellacic held dictatorialpower.
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Pompey was invested with dictatorialpower for three years over the Mediterranean and all its coasts for fifty miles inland.
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And we are as fiercely jealous of coercive or dictatorialpower within our own nation as of aggression from without.
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Politics Mads for it... A Royal Affair, with Mads Mikkelsen, centre Struensee rises to a position of almost dictatorialpower at court.
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The Senate has clothed the consuls and other magistrates with dictatorialpower; they are about to make Lucius Domitius proconsul of Gaul.
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The Chinese president dissolved his parliament and assumed dictatorialpower, promising to resign it when the people were trained in political knowledge.
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To secure energy and promptitude in their measures, they invested Klopicki, after the manner of the Romans of old, with dictatorialpower.
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Possessing dictatorialpower in two provinces, vast influences in the other fifteen, nothing could be easier for him than to betray his country.
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The stern old man used his dictatorialpower quite as much to crush the tribunes at home as to conquer the enemies abroad.