Examples of using Ruling classes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Official
The ruling classes, in turn, listened with concern the alarming news from Paris.
According to this system, the ruling classes proclaimed themselves the descendants of Quetzalcoatl,
since neo-liberalism became the ideology of the ruling classes.
And such violence often targets not the ruling classes, but the educated middle strata.
designed to satisfy the private pleasures of the ruling classes.
legalities mean coercion, the brute force of the ruling classes.
which in every previous epoch had been reserved for the… satisfaction of the ruling classes, is directly destined for the poor.
Because the collectivist society of tomorrow after having eliminated the ruling classes will give us all our daily bread as well as truffled foie gras every day!
The question is, does he hate the ruling classes enough to kill for his beliefs?
also provided a means of reaching beyond the official, and thus, ultimately, beyond the ruling classes.
The ruling classes would retain their privileges and subsidies from the state, and industrialisation would be limited to their interests.
In the 18th century, the ruling classes of Amsterdam(where Teyler had his banking offices)
The consequence was that Hormizd IV raised a strong opposition in the ruling classes, which led to many executions and confiscations.
See, all I can offer the ruling classes is a bit of rough.
It was about the ruling classes being hand in glove with the Church to keep the ordinary hard-working people terrified of having a mind of their own.
Speaking with passion he rejects a re-writing of history that suits the ruling classes.
Globalization should not be a sword in the hands of the powerful and ruling classes;
presumably belonging to the ruling classes having their dwelling at the nearby citadel of Midea.
with the cynical complicity of the ruling classes in the South, colonial dictatorship was replaced by another equally ideological dictatorship,
Yet it would be too easy for the Special Rapporteur simply to attribute responsibility for this situation to the ruling classes and the Government as a whole since they include many persons who wholeheartedly espouse democratic principles.