Examples of using Despots in English and their translations into Russian
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Despots yield only to occupation.
Terrorists and despots and oligarchs.
Despots are incompetent; they are not capable of building peace.
The White House just wanted to say that you're criminals and despots.
Despots, tyrants, some of the worst mass murderers in the history of mankind.
In the 15th century, the Venetian governors of Corfu were also styled as despots.
Being ignorant despots themselves, they do not understand the constructiveness of Hierarchy.
And ever and anon the clans and tribes would simply rise up and overthrow their despots and tyrants.
Being ignorant despots themselves, they do not understand the constructiveness of Hierarchy.
If we had to stop working with murderers anddrug dealers and despots, we would never get anything accomplished.
Despots will continue to live in impunity and use their influence to continue their activities unchallenged.
Well, the pieces I took had already been stolen from their rightful owners-- taken by Nazis, despots, governments.
These words remind us to stand up to tyrants, despots and all those who seek to choke the human spirit.
Despots who commit acts that are crimes under the Rome Statute will continue to get off scot-free and use their influence to continue their activities unchallenged.
This auction site, the bidders list is like hell's social register… villains, despots, terrorists, rogue nations, enemies of the state.
What Lenin, Mao, Khomeini and other despots had in mind in a rather vague manner wants to implement the rider on the white horse without further ado with the aid of those organisations.
Banking families lost more on loans to the Habsburg and Bourbon despots on the thrones of Spain, Austria and France.
In the eyes of the Bulgarian boyars, despots and other independent Balkan rulers, the crusade was a great chance to reverse the course of the Ottoman conquest and free the Balkans from Islamic rule.
The Ottomans breached the Hexamilion wall anddevastated the Morea, forcing the despots to become Ottoman vassals.
Roman rule was not gentle at all,procurators were despots, local government riddled with corruption, and all Judaea, naturally was flourished with ideas of separatism.
Starting from his son,Carlo III Tocco, his descendants continued to style themselves titular Despots of Arta until the 17th century.
With greedy despots such as Yasser Arafat refusing to relinquish the helm, the international community must accept nothing less than total transparency when extending its assistance to the Palestinian people.
Those in power andcontrol have the mindset of monarchs and despots and dictators-totalitarianism at its extremes, sometimes.
At that meeting the Latin American republics that had recently become independent of Spain organized, in the Treaty of Union, League andConfederation against domestic despots and foreign domination.
Rachel's children were erased from facts by demagogues and despots who sought to shield their own crimes from the judges of history.
Civilized dialogue has replaced war; what used to be achieved with bayonets and machine guns is now being achieved through elections andconstitutional mechanisms; where despots once ruled, we now have the rule of law.
But it is the ecstatic dimension, claims Rotenberg,that religious despots often use to inculcate fanatic behavior which may even include suicide bombing.
Nicol dates his death between 1456 and 1459, and argues that this George Kantakouzenos is not identical with the"George Palaiologos" who, according to George Sphrantzes,was involved in the conflict between the Despots Demetrios and Thomas Palaiologos in the Morea in 1459.
That is because it is theorized that dictators and despots as negotiators on one side are truly prepared to negotiate to bring about free and fair elections and democratic institutions as the basis for a new Bosnia and Herzegovina.
His brothers included emperors John VIII Palaiologos and Constantine XI Palaiologos, as well as Demetrios Palaiologos andThomas Palaiologos, despots in the Despotate of Morea, and Andronikos Palaiologos, despot in Thessalonica.