Examples of using Ruling class in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is the duty of the Israeli working class to struggle against its own ruling class.
Owing to the globalisation of capital under neo-liberalism, the ruling class recognises that the solution must be global.
In the long run, the ruling class will move openly towards Bonapartism.
turn them against you own ruling class.
From this moment on, you will disregard her status as Ruling Class Scarran… and ignore Minister Ahkna's orders.
It must defeat the ruling class, removing from them their economic
Ruling Class Scarran and ignore Minister Ahkna's orders.
In the old days under the Arabic ruling class the town had two castles built in Moorish style.
Though its contempt is directed mainly on ruling class, it does by a subject of a sneer and: to Vessels I heavenly could become.
What the ruling class fears is the radical change in the public consciousness.
In opposition to those who described the bureaucracy as a ruling class and the Soviet Union as"state capitalist",
It is realized through a class struggle which counterposes the ruling class and the exploited class. .
Of course, every ruling class in history requires an ideology to justify its actions.
The most intelligent sections of the ruling class understood all along that they could not win this election against Chavez.
Suenaga, Japan's feudal era was characterized by the emergence and dominance of a ruling class of warriors, the samurai.
In other words the ruling class understands clearly that only by force can they maintain their rule.
profit oriented ruling class.
a Constituent Assembly and referendum on autonomy for the Eastern regions which the ruling class has been demanding.
only partly reaches the height of a ruling class.
In a socialist society the pursuit of art for art's sake will be a sheer logical impossibility to the extent that there will no longer be that vulgarisation of social morals which is now an inevitable consequence of the determination of the ruling class to retain its privileges.