Attiya told that Fauzia, the daughter of MPA used to
tyrannize and thrash mercilessly his brother which resulted into his death.
"That said, we're also mindful, of course, that the best hope for Syria and the Syrian people is not an expansion of Bashar Assad's ability to
tyrannize the Syrian people."
Turkey had also called for such a session, and its prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Friday accused Israel of "committing genocide'' and said it "has never been a supporter of peace, has tyrannized and continues to
tyrannize.''
Egypt may follow in Iran's path,
tyrannize its own people and threaten
It is not 18- to 49-year-olds who really
tyrannize America.
Bosses who
tyrannize their employees and heads of households who
tyrannize their families commit the omnipotence fallacy.
Indeed, if the UN had enough power to enforce what it calls global peace--meaning a lack of resistance to its dictates--it surely would
tyrannize the world.
Throughout the formative Palmer episode, he exhibited nearly all the traits that would mark his long career: his revulsion against foreign "elements" more than acts of crime per se, his tendency to toady upward and
tyrannize downward, his patience under stress, and his uncanny fix on the status fears of "middle America" some 50 years before his protege in this regard, Richard Nixon.
And people who stand tall in the face of those who
tyrannize others on the basis of those warped extremes are making a choice, too.
He called it a democratic despotism that would be subtle and mild, caring for people's needs and regulating their affairs."[Democratic despotism] does not
tyrannize, it hinders, compromises, enervates, extinguishes, and finally reduces each nation to being nothing more than a herd of timid and industrious animals of which the government is the shepherd."
In democracies, it is the majority and not a powerful elite that threatens to
tyrannize the life of the mind.
The good curate, he says with reference to the rosy picture a friar had given him of the Philippines, had not told me about the governor, the foremost official of the district, who was too much taken up with the ideal of getting rich to have time to
tyrannize over his docile subjects; the governor, charged with ruling the country and collecting the various taxes in the government's name, devoted himself almost wholly to trade; in his hands the high and noble functions he performs are nothing more than instruments of gain.
Thus, thinkers such as Mencius, Confucius's leading intellectual heir, argued that humane authorities should punish immoral rulers in other states who
tyrannize their people.
