| When Soviet communism fell, nobody beyond a handful of military and apparat raised a hand to retrieve it. |
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| There is no need of a monolithic party if the effective apparat is in general agreement, makes the same assumptions. |
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| This was dominated by the party apparat and turned out to be a toothless tiger. |
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| Thus it became accepted practice for the party apparat to direct particular members to particular tasks, to appoint and dismiss, without discussion or appeal. |
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| He hasn't burdened us with an apparat of death research, paradigms, phases, and claptrap. |
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| The apparat and the security forces, however, do provide the president in theory with the capability for unilateral action, should he chose to use it, including for his own purposes such as influencing an election outcome. |
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| The second track was even more forward looking and involved the apprenticing of a new generation of conservative lawyer-intellectuals-under-30 to the Reagan apparat. |
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| His idolization of the president remained but it was bracketed by FDR's failings not the least of which was the New Deal creation of a federal apparat. |
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| Berlin techno queen Ellen Allien is head honcho of the highly acclaimed Bpitch Control record label, home to artists including Modeselektor, Apparat, Sascha Funke and Ellen Allien herself. |
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