- Tiberius,
which covers the peak of Claudius's
literary career, it
became impolitic to
speak of
republican Rome. The
trend among the
young historians was...
-
monarchists on
potential candidates for a
Mexican throne. It was
perceived as
impolitic to
propose a
noble from one of the
nations involved in the expedition...
-
prime minister Admiral Keisuke Okada was
opposed to Tojo, it
would be
impolitic for the
Emperor to
appoint him.
During the
meetings of the
jushin regarding...
- the lips,
strike the air: No, it's wrong, inadequate, misleading, or
impolitic; or, So, what else is new? Rest ****ured, dear rejoinder-ers, that these...
-
smaller group of
newer postwar arrivals had
developed a
vocal if not
impolitic interest in the
rebuilding process in
Germany under ****sm. As the 1930s...
- However, a
direct refusal to
extradite St.
Germain was also
considered impolitic. De Rhoon, therefore,
facilitated the
departure of St.
Germain to England...
- /oʊˈmɛərtə/
rather than [omerˈta]. Michael,
Herzfeld (2004). The Body
Impolitic:
Artisans and
Artifice in the
Global Hierarchy of Value.
Chicago and London:...
- and the
abolition of the 1935
Constitution under Martial Law, it was
impolitic to
remind the
public of the old republic. This is why, when President...
- the
Roman curia, and
towards the
close of the year 1516, he sent the
impolitic Giovanni Angelo Arcimboldi as
papal nuncio to
Denmark to
collect money...
- have
refused to
execute these instructions,
which I
consider unjust and
impolitic. Sir
Donald William Stewart, the
chief commissioner of
Ashanti (Ghana)...
