Examples of using Ruling class in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(2) The ruling class is unified by its common interest in upholding its exploitative position and maximizing its exploitatively appropriated surplus product.
(4) Internally, the process of competition within the ruling class generates a tendency toward increasing concentration and centralization.
Is…'to decide once every few years which member of the ruling class is to repress and crush the people through parliament-- this is the real essence of bourgeois parliamentarism.'".
watching the ruling class in its death throes?
This ruling class had no interest in developing a domestic market, through the improvement of the living conditions of the masses.
From out of Argentina, the specter of Que Se Vayan Todos is beginning to seriously haunt the ruling class.
To decide once every few years which member of the ruling class is to repress and crush the people
From out of Argentina, the specter of Que Se Vayan Todos is beginning to seriously haunt the ruling class.”.
The owner's identity is unknown, but whoever it was would likely have been a member of the ruling class.
Such a plan would not emanate from a ruling class which already possessed authority,
have become the ruling class, controlling the state
Though the priesthood collaborated closely with the ruling class and enjoyed royal favor,
is not confined to the ruling class.
A number of factors, including famine, poverty, high taxes and corruption among the ruling class, led to several notable peasant revolts in the 19th century.
is not confined to the ruling class.
All history shows us that no ruling class ever surrenders its power
But the ruling class of to-day, the world of bogus culture, can never understand
Never in history has the ruling class ever given up its power
Gaetano Mosca in his work The Ruling Class(1896) developed the theory that claims that in all societies an"organized minority" will dominate and rule over the"disorganized majority".
Another reason may have been that the ruling class in Elizabethan England began realising that girls could be schooled, looking to the example of the queen, who spoke six foreign languages.[10].