| Outside of Europe, the dominant forces outside France, in particular, were the feudalistic governments of the Hapsburgs and people like that. |
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| In this feudalistic culture, a budget is the means by which a state can extract taxes from the rich to paternalistically give to the poor. |
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| By the way there are no unions in my state, feudalistic economic policies have shut them out. |
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| Or is it something recently created that just happens to take a feudalistic form? |
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| Jackson wrote many of her greatest stories in the 1950s, but they have an earlier feel, often set in villages with rigid, feudalistic social patterns. |
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| Anyone who works at a law firm will certainly agree that it's a very feudalistic place, and they let you know right away that you are a serf and there is no hiding it. |
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| This also extended to the economic sectors with problems arising between the almost feudalistic sectors and the globalised ones. |
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| Beijing opera certainly was not helped by the fact that during the turmoil of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, the form was deemed feudalistic and reactionary. |
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| As time went on, however, ambition and intrigue resulted in usurpations and impositions, eroding the feudalistic system at the root and bringing on a condition of political and moral disorder. |
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| The situation as Gambetta presents it, even the use of the term 'barons', suggests a definite similarity to feudalistic patron-client social relations. |
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| Lu Xun's acerbic, somewhat Westernized, and often satirical attacks on China's feudalistic traditions established him as China's foremost critic and writer. |
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| In accordance with his brother's instructions, Governor Calvert initially attempted to administer the new colony under feudalistic precepts with the assistance of only two commissioners. |
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| The sea tenure concept developed for the purposes of conflict avoidance in light of feudalistic governance of aquatic yields. |
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| Domination of the countryside by the city through the bailiwicks was consolidated and still produced feudalistic traits until the end of the 18th century. |
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| Military controls were established, with garrisons under Libyan commandants serving to quell local insurrections, so that the structure of the state became more feudalistic. |
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| Most of all, it depicts the feudalistic mindset we suffer from. |
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| This involves a new moral and ethical quality that does not depend on the old social value of filial piety, which favours feudalistic institutions and family structure. |
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| This was not the case in other countries of Europe like Poland were the peasantry was still bound by serfdom and a strong feudalistic land owning system. |
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