Examples of using Ruling classes in English and their translations into French
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attracting the island's ruling classes, and by 1515 had more than a thousand inhabitants.
expectations to the sectional interests of the ruling classes, while the poor, the orphan,
President Castelo Branco did, indeed… carry out a conservative policy… which pleased the country's ruling classes… and restored… Brazil's automatic alignment with the United States.
the corruption of the ruling classes and the revolt of civil society.
not as a shield for the parasitic interests of the ruling classes.
the Caribbean have become a front of the offensive of the ruling classes, which want to take back their lost influence
In the Arab countries, after the uprisings that lacked a revolutionary leadership, the ruling classes and imperialism are regaining control of the situation in the name of“democracy;” they are enforcing the same rule of exploitation against the people by opposing the continuation of the revolutionary process.
Finally, questions must be raised about the attitude and complicity of the dependent countries' ruling classes whose leaders only yesterday hypocritically viewed coca as a means of depraving the Indians
involving the manipulation of the social consciousness with the aim of creating a society of mass consensus orchestrated by the ruling classes.
The peoples of Europe urgently need to break out of the deadly dilemma that the ruling classes are trying to lock them into:
be it the offensive of imperialism and the ruling classes of our countries, or errors
who were starving, struggled to survive from day to day, owing to the corruption of the ruling classes and the collapse of the social and health services.
took place amongst the ruling classes, between European states
while providing their ruling classes with a means of safeguarding their position
pointing out that even those people who had the potential for progress in all fields remained hostage to systems whose only purpose was to perpetuate discrimination and the power of the ruling classes.
exclusion of marginalized populations due to the discourse and decisions adopted by Kenya's economic and political ruling classes.
failure to act of broad segments of the ruling classes in Burundi and the criminal responsibility of extremist groups of all ethnic origins,
a so-called"capitalism with a human face" accepted the necessity to deal with the problems related to its own sustainability, the ruling classes of today have replaced the politics of compromise
Privilege comes from a ruling class and having power.
It comes with the oppressive guilt of the ruling class.