hereditary class造句

例句与造句

1. In some societies, this group is a self-perpetuating or hereditary class.
2. He has warned Congress America would be creating a hereditary class of aliens, even made-in-America stateless.
3. A hereditary class of priests hold various monthly ceremonies for this deity for their crops, the weather, and for healing.
4. The GI Bill democratized universities, which were, Conant said, " perpetuating, more than we realize, a hereditary class of highly educated people ."
5. During this period, Peter sought to transform the nobility from a hereditary class to one whose status was dependent on service to the state.
6. It's difficult to find hereditary class in a sentence. 用hereditary class造句挺难的
7. The black berbers ( " haratin " ) of the south were the hereditary class of qanat diggers in Morocco who build and repair these systems.
8. From the ancient Greeks, the term passed to the European Middle Ages for a similar " hereditary class " of military leaders, often referred to as the nobility.
9. However, one fact remained : based on their actions in the first half of the 11th century, the majority of the people of Venice were clearly not in favor of having a royal hereditary class.
10. In Tonga, after contact with Western nations, the traditional system of chiefs was developed into a Western-style monarchy with a hereditary class of " barons ", the Tongans even adopting that English title as a synonym for " chief ".
11. From the early 1950s to the late 1970s, when hereditary class labels were very significant, anyone with a " counter-revolutionary " background, that is, anyone previously identified with the landlord or even rich peasant class, was a bad prospect for marriage.
12. Even though the vast majority of the rank and file Ogaman military are levies and conscripts, the core of Ogaman military structure is the  Knights of Ogama-gor, a hereditary class of men and women who serve as a reservoir of military knowledge.
13. The purged society is a regulated one presided over by philosophers educated by the state, who maintain three non-hereditary classes as required : the tradesmen ( including merchants and professionals ), the guardians ( militia and police ) and the philosophers ( legislators, administrators and the philosopher-king ).
14. Tribute collection was supervised by the above officials and relied upon the coercive power of the Aztec military, but also upon the cooperation of the " pipiltin " ( the local nobility who were themselves exempt from and recipient to tribute ) and the hereditary class of merchants known as " pochteca ".
15. This left the administration of justice in France in the hands of a new and increasingly powerful hereditary class of magistrates, which came to be known as the " noblesse de robe " ( " nobility of the gown " ), in contrast with the traditional aristocracy, known as the " noblesse d'閜閑 " ( " nobility of the sword ", whose position derived from feudal military service ).