Examples of using Ruling classes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The ruling classes were still buried in graves,
the other European and international ruling classes- whether they are conscious
Elsewhere, in England, Germany and Italy, bourgeois modernity was able to pave the way for itself only by compromising with the ruling classes of the Ancien Régimes, supported by the Churches.
violence in specific circumstances, when the ruling classes, blinded by thirst for their own enrichment and for the maintenance of their privileges, neglect the well-being of the people.
violence in specific circumstances, when the ruling classes, blinded by thirst for their own enrichment and for the maintenance of their privileges, neglect the well-being of the population.
In France, the bourgeois revolution of' 1789 took a classical form--the form of a struggle of the bourgeoisie against the ruling classes of a pre-bourgeois period.
then, that political Islam has always counted in its ranks the ruling classes of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
ruthless exploitation of the masses by ruling classes.
In most cases, the outcome of elections had less to do with the actual popular vote than with compromises reached between Haiti's ruling classes and imperial forces.
The ruling classes turn not just the producing classes into an instrumental resource,
The ruling classes were far more willing to abandon the patriarchial superiority of the common man over his working wife,
Their repressive apparatus was always inefficient, their ruling classes were usually either corrupt
They harbor no illusions that the ruling classes will indifferently allow a Communalist movement to demand rights that infringe on the state's sovereignty over towns and cities.
the torments of high prices are spawning a revolutionary mood, and the ruling classes- the bourgeoisie
The monstrous horrors of the imperialist war, the suffering caused by the high cost of living everywhere engender a revolutionary mood; and the ruling classes, the bourgeoisie and its servitors,
The monstrous horrors of the imperialist war, the suffering caused by the high cost of living everywhere engender a revolutionary mood; and the ruling classes, the bourgeoisie, and its servitors,
For fearful ruling classes, political order depended on their ability to forge an alliance between,
high cost of living, engender everywhere a revolutionary spirit; and the ruling classes, the bourgeoisie with its servitors,
more fiercely, these ruling classes changed step by step into the reverse,
Anglo-Norman served as the language of the ruling classes and commerce in England from the time of the conquest until 1362,