QUE SIGNIFIE UNGOVERNABLENESS EN ANGLAIS
définition de ungovernableness dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de l'indiscipline dans le dictionnaire est la qualité d'être impossible à discipliner, gouverner, etc. Une autre définition de l'indiscipline est la qualité d'être impossible à contrôler, à retenir, etc.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «UNGOVERNABLENESS»
Découvrez l'usage de
ungovernableness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
ungovernableness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Find a Good Man and Keep Him
Ungovernableness refers to one's uncooperative tendency and incapacity to
yield to limits and restrictions. In a familial or relational sense, ungovernableness
refers to one's troublesomeness, unmanageability, complexity, bad behavior, ...
Ungovernableness of the imagination. The reader is always to keep in mind that
if the objects of horror, in which the terrible grotesque finds its materials, were
contemplated in their true light, and with the entire energy of the soul, they would
...
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The Stones of Venice -: The Fall
Now this distortion takes place, it was above asserted, in three ways ; either
through apathy, satire, or ungovernableness of imagination. It is this last cause of
the grotesque which we have finally to consider ; namely, the error and wiklness
of ...
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The British and Foreign Evangelical Review and Quarterly ...
His Dogged Ungovernableness. 179 at once his fineness of nature and his
dogged ungovernableness. If he submits at all, it is in the hope of so attaching
others to him that he may rule them. It is alien to his character to bend before
authority ...
James Oswald Dykes, James Stuart Candlish, Hugh Sinclair Paterson,
1871
Now this distortion takes place, it was above asserted, in three ways: either
through apathy, satire, or ungovernableness of imagination. It is this last cause of
the grotesque which we have finally to consider ; namely, the error and wildness
of ...
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The stones of Venice.-3 vol
Ungovernableness of the imagination. The reader is always to keep in mind that
if the objects of horror, in which the terrible grotesque finds its materials, were
contemplated in their true light, and with the entire energy of the soul, they would
...
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The Stones of Venice,Volume III the Fall
(c) Ungovernableness of the imagination. The reader is always to keep in mind
that if the objects of horror in which the terribje grotesque finds its materials were
contemplated in their true light, and with the entire energy of the soul, they would
...
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Recorded Juvenile Delinquency in Duluth, Minnesota, 1928-1936
OFFENSES MOST COMMON TO EACH SEX and AGES MOST COMMON TO
EACH OFFENSE It is likely that the actual number of immorality,
ungovernableness, and liquor law violations committed by boys is much higher
than reported to the ...
Duluth (Minn.). Dept. of Research and Planning,
1939
Acts of carelessness and ungovernableness followed in that order. In 1953 there
were 2,992 cases adjudicated by the up,State children's courts. The same pattern
prevailed as for reasons for referral. The largest group was for some form of ...
New York (State). Dept. of Correction,
1953
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The Works of John Ruskin
(c) Ungovernableness of the imagination. The reader is always to keep in mind1
that if the objects of horror in which the terrible grotesque finds its materials were
contemplated in their true light, and with the entire energy of the soul, they would
...
John Ruskin, Sir Edward Tyas Cook, Alexander Dundas Ogilvy Wedderburn,
1904
5 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «UNGOVERNABLENESS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
ungovernableness est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Crucible of civil society
On the other hand, such a proliferation has been greatly prompted by the blatant inefficiency of government structures, ungovernableness and the weakness of ... «E Kantipur, mars 14»
New Twist in British Spy's Case Unravels in US
... efficient guerrilla war to give us back our ungovernableness.” Prosecutors have said that Mr. Coupat and his comrades wrote the volume. The suspects denied ... «New York Times, mars 13»
Dominic Lawson: You think a Greece can't happen here? Wrong ...
... "day of action" planned for 30 November, fearing that the international markets would regard such disturbances as a portent of Greek-style ungovernableness. «The Independent, nov 11»
Mexican Social Inequalities and Unemployment
... have appeared not only in demonstrations and hard struggles for power, but in coups d'état, civil wars, fraud, violence and total ungovernableness. Thanks to ... «Mexidata.info, sept 06»
Mexico assassination attack may have been political theater
... of his team swiftly declared that in spite of this violence and recent corruption related political scandals Mexico is not moving towards ungovernableness. «Mexidata.info, mars 04»