political structure

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political
adjective
uk /pəˈlɪt.ɪ.kəl/ us /pəˈlɪt̬.ə.kəl/
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structure
noun
uk /ˈstrʌk.tʃər/ us /ˈstrʌk.tʃɚ/
the way in which the parts of a system or object are arranged or organized, or a system arranged in ...
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Examples of political structure

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Each in their divergent ways had envisaged a politicalstructure in which reason could prevail.
They play an important role in channelling kinship interests through the formal politicalstructure.
In contrast, the unitary model is based on a centralized, differentiated, and integrated politicalstructure.
Agricultural interests became marginalized within the changing economic and politicalstructure.
Yet it was only after 1866 that a consistent and popular party politicalstructure was developed.
As a result, the politicalstructure will impose its priority over cultural interests when there is a conflict (ibid.).
It has a majoritarian parliamentary system with a unitary politicalstructure with few challenges to the power of the executive.
This involves interaction between the state and society with the politicalstructure emerging out of this interaction.
It would help to break the rigidities that are inherent in the bipolar ethnic politicalstructure of the country.
Political veils mediate between citizens and their politicalstructure, idealizing their best features and surrounding them in mystique.
In a community that makes decisions collectively, merely seeking informed consent from individuals may harm the politicalstructure.
The politicalstructure that made it possible for them to act in these ways is no longer in place.
By this time change within the industrial, commercial, residential and politicalstructure of the city was reshaping the city's medieval form.
The kinship and politicalstructure, in which these two-headed snakes were embedded, provides simultaneously the constraints and degrees of freedom for their actions.
The role of the military in the emergence of the city and the maintenance of its politicalstructure is not yet well understood.
I have selected the variable for democracy, defined as the general openness of the politicalstructure (scored on a 0 to 10 scale).
The type of electoral system adopted in a given country has an impact on its party politicalstructure in two obvious and related ways.
They were only pseudo-reality before, and with the end of the politicalstructure that propped them up, they are exposed as beyond redemption.
Despite these democratic gestures, the third congress saw the codification of an elitist politicalstructure that remained unchanged until the 1990s.
But his conclusion about politicalstructure, at least up to 1960, points out the limitations rather than the strengths of vision and practice.
As a means of economic domination they were inefficient because their centralized political structure required a large bureaucracy, which tended to absorb profits.
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