Примери за използване на To anarchy на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It is the prelude to anarchy, infidelity the loss of free
bring us closer to anarchy and terror.
A true economic collapse would lead to anarchy, which could lead to 90% of the population being killed off.".
cannot but lead, to anarchy in production.
would reduce society to anarchy.
But reluctantly, one must admit that a great many of the subsequent horrors were simply due to anarchy.
the revolution might move to anarchy and from there onto another dictatorship.
The moment the mob seizes freedom in its hands it quickly turns to anarchy, which in itself is the highest degree of savagery.”.
The moment the mob grasps liberty in its hands it is speedily changed to anarchy, which is in itself the height of barbarism.
so there is a tendency to anarchy.
the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence was presented with two intelligence assessments warning that the Iraq invasion would lead to anarchy and rise of terrorism.
But the possibility of human immorality is not the only objection to anarchy: even a society whose every member were fully rational
Examples:"the opposition asked President to use the army to put an end to anarchy","people are tired of living under anarchy
by accustoming the workers to anarchy and to drunkenness and side by side therein taking all measure to extirpate from the face of the Earth all the educated forces of the“goyim.”.
otherwise it begins to dissolve and this leads to anarchy.
his country should not fall a prey to anarchy.
not of abolishing the old social system which gives rise to anarchy and crises, but of restricting certain of its bad features, restricting certain of its excesses.
desert lying between them relapsed to anarchy, even after direct Ottoman control was resumed in Tripoli.
not of abolishing the old social system which gives rise to anarchy and crises, but of restricting certain of its badfeatures, restricting certain of its excesses.
not of the reorganisation of society, not of abolishing the old social system which gives rise to anarchy and crises, but of restricting certain of its excesses.