Examples of using Dictatorial in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many participants described national experiences relating to the transition from dictatorial regimes to democratic institutions.
On paper, the new document codified the dictatorial powers Carmona had exercised since 1928.
We… he never wanted it to turn into the kind of dictatorial organization it's become.
These facilities are also often called" control districts" or" special district for dictatorial control".
He was an obstinate, dictatorial old tightwad. We didn't get along at all.
A constitutional dictatorship is a form of government in which dictatorial powers are exercised during an emergency.
Dictatorial presidents of the past are disappearing, just as totalitarian systems,
whether it is exercised by an exploitative capitalist society or by dictatorial regimes.
Germany noted that Paraguay had come a long way from a dictatorial system to a democracy respecting human rights.
soldiers in the army who remained faithful to Hissène Habré and dictatorial practices.
It has helped to bring down colonialism, apartheid and dictatorial regimes and to end the division of Europe.
And because many of our governments are quite dictatorial, they need really to have the army clobber the opposition.
Second, by suspending the existing constitution, Syria will demonstrate both a real and symbolic break with its dictatorial past.
the general tone and approach of the document was not inspirational but rather dictatorial and induced prohibitions.
Our region was a showcase of dictatorial horrors, fueled by the existence of repressive military regimes that abrogated political freedoms.
As a consequence of political violence by the dictatorial Governments(1964- 1982), there are more than 150 disappeared persons.
What comes to mind is the use of illegal means against dictatorial regimes or those carrying out systematic human rights violations.
foreign occupation or dictatorial domination(domestic oppression).
In dictatorial, corrupt, or weak states, police officers may carry out many criminal acts for the ruling regime with impunity.
Over the 50 years since the inception of the United Nations, Albania survived one of the most bitter dictatorial experiences of the continent.