arrogate उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. No one has given NATO the kind of functions that it has arrogated to itself and seems ready to proclaim as the basis of its new doctrine.
2. Since 1966, Suharto increasingly arrogated to himself almost all powers of government and it would not surprise anyone should some history books call him a despot.
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   ? and princess Thi�n C?c ( his wife ) advised the emperor to arrogate that pregnancy to himself to maintain the continuity of the dynasty.
4. I question anybody, even the secretary general, arrogating to themselves the right to talk about withdrawal when this is a sovereign issue of the Security Council,
5. Moorcock's eight-arrow symbol of Chaos was subsequently arrogated by Games Workshop and became a frequent graphic element in their own " miniature figures.
6. Cardinal August Hlond, arrogating his special papal plenipotentiary power to reorganise the Polish episcopate, also appointed apostolic administrators for the German dioceses now under Polish rule.
7. The two horses engaged in the homestretch and in the final yards, Arrogate surged ahead to defeat California Chrome by a half a length at the finish.
8. He has arrogated for himself the right to decide for me and for you what we are permitted to think and what we have the right to fight for.
9. It effectually deprived France of the lead in the councils of Europe which she had hitherto arrogated to herself, and so affected the whole course of continental politics.
10. Essentially, most of the accusations were about the Socialist Government disregarding the separation of powers, and arrogating legislative and judicial prerogatives to the executive branch of government.