在 英语 中使用 The monarchy 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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In the monarchy period, the aristocratic ruling class British society, at the top of society, is the leading force in British society.
His remarks were strongly criticized by the President, the Prime Minister and the major political parties, who accused the former King of seeking to resurrect the monarchy.
Onlookers who crowded the sidewalks along Sunday's parade route were almost all wearing yellow shirts, a color closely associated with the monarchy.
Work on the constitution began in 2008 after Maoist rebels laid down arms and entered politics, winning parliamentary elections and abolishing the monarchy.
At present, 5% of their expenses come directly from the sovereign grant, the funding mechanism by which the state supports the monarchy.
Political parties across the spectrum also welcomed the new emperor- including the Communist Party, whose official platform considers the monarchy incompatible with democracy.
After a period of military dictatorship, democratic elections and a referendum created a parliamentary republic in 1974, and the monarchy was abolished.
This body, having received some assurances from Charles II, voted for a restoration of the monarchy in England and then dissolved itself.
In 1969, the monarchy in Libya was overthrown by a group of young army officers led by Colonel Moammar Khadafi.
Although there is little prospect of restoration of the monarchy, polls suggest the royal family is the most trusted institution in Romania.
The monarchy must also manage the impact of change on the relationship between rulers and ruled.
Akram Yari opposed the monarchy of King Zahir Shah, the Islamic fundamentalists, and the pro-Soviet People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan(PDPA).
But progress has been erratic, because the monarchy has maintained a tight grip on all government-led economic initiatives.
A democratic republic replaced the monarchy in 1946 и economic revival followed.
But the monarchy was never the real enemy; it was only a fa¸ade, the frontispiece of imperialism.