the king alone造句

• A 100-member senate would also be selected by the king alone.
• He was appointed by, removable by, and responsible to the King alone.
• The 1949 constitution elevated the throne to its most powerful position since the king alone.
• The Estates-General had legally no share in the legislative power, which belonged to the king alone.
• This land was given to Morcar, the King's chief minister, and he was given rights that were normally reserved for the King alone.
• In 1926, he passed a law that declared he was responsible to the king alone, making him the sole person able to determine Parliament's agenda.
• After him came in 1550 Thomas Thirlby, who had already been appointed Bishop of Westminster by the King alone but was reconciled to the Pope in the reign of Queen Mary.
• Although the provision in the Instrument of Government stating that " the King alone shall govern the realm " remained unchanged, for all intents and purposes the ministers did the actual governing.
• The next definitive series was issued for George VI in 1938, with low values being a profile of the king alone, and the higher values including scenes of various local industries.
• In Andrianampoinimerina's time this compound corresponded with the Mahandrihono compound at the rova in Antananarivo, being reserved for the king alone with his residence positioned beside the tombs of the ancestors.
• Among the reforms sought by some Swedes was the replacement of the monarchy or at least some moderation of the old constitution's provision that " The King alone shall govern the realm ."
• The king retains the power to appoint and remove the president, however the President of the National Assembly of Thailand must countersign presidential appointments and removals, unlike other councillors where the king alone decides.
• When Coupland met with Edward, he explained that he meant no offense to the Queen but that his oath was to the King alone, thus his refusal to turn David over to the Queen.
• Some scholars, such as Glodariu, explain the scarcity of gold ornaments and bracelets in Dacian treasures by a custom of the Dacians, Celts, Germans and Romans in reserving golden ornaments for the king alone.
• Though the Burmese chronicles attribute the audacious decision to the king alone, the 18-year-old king was more probably persuaded by older more experienced ministers at the court, who may have also played a major role in the initial campaigns.
• The "'Royal Order of Jehova "'( ) was a collar of the order was worn by the king alone, as head, although a report indicate that three Swedish princes wore a collar at the coronation of King Charles IX on 15 March 1606.
• In contrast, Sweden's king was a near-autocrat; the 1809 Instrument of Government stated unequivocally that " the king alone shall govern the realm . " More ( male ) citizens in Norway ( around 40 % ) had the right to vote than in the socially more stratified Sweden.
• On the day before the feast ( January 5 ), the " Rosario de Reyes " or " Promesa de Reyes " is celebrated with songs ( aguinaldos ) promised to be sung to the Kings, usually before a little table with figures of the Nativity and the Kings or with the Kings alone and their camels.
• With regard to the English constitution, he asserted, in his " Freeholders Grand Inquest touching our Sovereign Lord the King and his Parliament " ( 1648 ), that the Lords give counsel only to the king, that the Commons are to perform and consent only to the ordinances of parliament, and that the king alone is the maker of laws which derive their power purely from his will.
• In " The Spanish Tragedy, The Alencon Marriage Plans, and John Stubbs's Discoverie of a Gaping Gulf ", by Andrew Hadfield, the plausibility of how the King had no idea that Horatio was murdered is brought up . " The King alone seems unaware that Horatio is dead; an extremely implausible situation . " Hadfield mentions that it should be noted that when this scene took place Hieronimo was hoping that the king would give justice to whoever killed his son.