Examples of using Arbitrary power in English and their translations into Greek
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freedom from the arbitrary power of other men, release from the ties which left the individual no choice but obedience to the order of
freedom from the arbitrary power of other men, release from the ties which left the individual no choice but obedience to the orders of
rejection of all arbitrary power; opposition to exploitation;
freedom from the arbitrary power of other men, release from the ties which left the individual no choice but obedience to the orders of
the dictatorship- ever since it forced its arbitrary power by means of violence
to the world of arbitrary power, against which oppressed Greek peasants such as Hesiod had cried out in the eighth century BCE,
yet no Absolute or Arbitrary Power, to use a Criminal when he has got him in his hands,
yet no absolute or arbitrary power to use a criminal,
Later, he granted himself arbitrary powers via the Committee on Constitutional Affairs.
Arbitrary powers such as these are the purview of dictatorships not democracies.
Impressive obstacles appear to prevent him exercising arbitrary power.
the voluntary group are progressively undermined by extensions of arbitrary power.
That people will get up out of their armchairs and resist this arbitrary power.
Torture, enslavement, hunger, displacement, incarceration, and subjection to arbitrary power are the common fates of Beckett's characters.'.
a display of arbitrary power, not an exercise of judgment.'.
employing dream logic to explore the relationships between systems of arbitrary power and the individuals caught up in them.
No doubt,” says scholar Henry Cadbury,“with such arbitrary power the procurator was in position to yield to‘undue influence'
referring to the principles of the rule of law and the avoidance of arbitrary power which underlie much of the Convention.
enshrined in Article 6, referring to the principles of the rule of law and the avoidance of arbitrary power which underlie much of the Convention.
It was something that I'm sure instilled in me the idea that there was a degree of arbitrary power out there that could come down at any time and disrupt your life,