Definitions

1. The power struggle created a constitutional crisis in Sri Lanka, and paralyzed the government and its inconclusive negotiations with Tamil forces.
2. This power struggle is called the Investiture Struggle, which centered on the question whether the Emperor or the Pope would appoint bishops in Germany.
3. After a brief power struggle, the reformers who had survived the Cultural Revolution, led by Deng Xiaoping, regained control of the government.

Customer Service

1. Declares customer service to be a power struggle instead of a partnership. (Web site)

Company

1. Upset bankers, who had soured over the power struggle, left the company.

Tension

1. This is why today, when the tension is high again, analysts say the cause of the new row is a power struggle at the heart of Ukraine's government.

Part

1. This was part of a fierce power struggle that has brewed between members from upstate and Long Island, and Newman, Fulani, and the New York-based members.

Alliance

1. With the creation of The Alliance, the inter-promotional feud shifted into an internal power struggle among the McMahon family.

Party

1. January 21 - Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro resigns due to a power struggle in his party.

Leadership

1. This meeting involved a power struggle between the leadership of Bo Gu and Otto Braun and the opposition led by Mao Zedong.

Losing

1. In 755, the local commander An Lushan, launched a rebellion from Youzhou after losing a power struggle in the imperial court.
2. Strasser, however, was already losing the internal power struggle with Hitler.

Eruption

1. The move may have been caused by an eruption of the volcano Mount Merapi, or a power struggle.
2. However probably have been caused by an eruption of the volcano Gunung Merapi or a power struggle.

Popes

1. The power struggle with the popes continued and resulted in Fredrick's excommunication in 1227.

Succession

1. Egbert may have contested the succession, but Offa successfully intervened in the ensuing power struggle on the side of Beorhtric.

Jerusalem

1. Shirkuh engaged in a power struggle over Egypt with Shawar and Amalric I of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, in which Shawar requested Amalric's assistance.

Babylon

1. Ishme-Dagan responded by making an alliance with the enemies of Babylon, and the power struggle continued for decades.

Head

1. Assoumani is locked in a power struggle with the islands' local governments, which accuse the head of state of trying to undermine their autonomy.
2. Authorities say they ordered Tuesday's raids to head off a bloody power struggle among rival mob bosses as the crime syndicate was being rebuilt.

Court

1. By 698 the court was caught in the middle of a bitter power struggle.

Opponents

1. In 1932 Chiang regained power thanks for the power struggle between his opponents.

Kurds

1. The Kurds became a great sacrificial lamb in this power struggle.

Conflict

1. The triumvirate's balanced structure had helped to prevent a power struggle; but with only two of the generals still alive, conflict was now inevitable.

Israel

1. David was the eventual victor of a power struggle, which eventually made him king over all of Israel.

Control

1. The ensuing power struggle about the control of resources is solved as a non-cooperative differential game.

Territory

1. Silesia was divided on the matter, and the power struggle between George and Matthias was predominantly carried out on territory of Silesia and Moravia.

Soviet Union

1. After a brief power struggle, leadership of the Soviet Union was consolidated by the dictator Joseph Stalin.
2. After Lenin died, there was a fierce power struggle in the Soviet Union.
3. The tension between Soviet Union and Russian SFSR authorities came to be personified in the bitter power struggle between Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin.

Germany

1. In a power struggle with King Conrad III of Germany, Henry X lost his duchy to the King, who granted it to his follower Leopold Margrave of Austria.

Himmler

1. He was Minister without Portfolio until August 1943 when he lost out in a power struggle with Himmler.

Five Times

1. In the power struggle after Alexander's death, the part of his empire that included Israel changed hands at least five times in just over twenty years.

First Son

1. Lost out in the power struggle, the first son, Namsaeng, surrendered to the Tang forces, and revealed highly classified information about Goguryeo.

Deputy Prime Minister

1. He served as deputy prime minister between 1996 and 1998 under Prodi and then lost out in a power struggle that saw D'Alema prevail and become premier.

Polish Government

1. Without the massive support from the Polish government for Victor Yushchenko, the power struggle in Ukraine would hardly have been as quick and smooth.

Rome

1. Discusses the power struggle between aristocrats in the ancient Republic of Rome.
2. The conflict began after both Rome and Carthage intervened with an internal power struggle in Sicily.
3. Lycia soon fell victim to the ensuing power struggle in Rome and its loyalty was tested.

Lucius Cornelius Sulla

1. Now with the Italian allies largely subdued, a power struggle between Gaius Marius and Lucius Cornelius Sulla grew quickly out of control.

Assassinations

1. And as with all dictatorships, the power struggle to replace him wasn't pretty, with plenty of coups and assassinations.

Leader

1. A power struggle engulfed the Pakistani Taliban for the whole of September but by October a new leader had emerged, Hakimullah Mehsud.

Sun Yat-Sen

1. When Sun Yat-sen died in 1925, there was a power struggle for his successor.
2. After Sun Yat-sen died on March 12, 1925, Chiang won out in the ensuing power struggle.

First

1. As a class relation, capital is first of all a power struggle.

Catholic Bishop

1. This child prince relied on Ambrose to negotiate with Maximus and remained a pawn in the power struggle between the Catholic bishop & his Arian mother.

Monarchists

1. In the northern Netherlands, there was a power struggle between monarchists and republicans, which was won by the latter.

Throne

1. A power struggle occurred between Buru and Go Dumak, another contender to the throne, and resulted in the victory of the latter.

Reign

1. However, his reign was plagued by the internal power struggle among the nobles and corruption and decadence within the court.

Octavian

1. Octavian won the power struggle at the naval Battle of Actium in September 31 B.C. Mark Antony and Cleopatra committed suicide in Egypt.
2. The second season has taken place in the aftermath of Caesar's assassination, with Octavian and Mark Antony locked in a power struggle.

Powers

1. The Framers of the Constitution were cognizant of the power struggle between Parliament and the King regarding the powers of the military.

Power

1. He hopes to delegitimize Arafat and undermine his power, unleashing a power struggle among other top Palestinians.

Prime Minister

1. In the end, increased violence in the area and a power struggle with Arafat forced Abbas to resign a mere five months after being named prime minister.
2. Sri Lanka has witnessed a bitter power struggle between its President and Prime Minister, particularly due to a difference in political parties.

Party Leadership

1. Mustafa led a failed push for reform within the PUK and created his slate after losing a power struggle for the party leadership with Talabani.
2. She categorically stated that she had never considered resigning the party leadership during any internal power struggle with the Justice Minister last week.

Years

1. Persia's Sassanian king Hormizd II dies after a reign of about 7 years and a power struggle for the succession ensues (see 310 A.D.).
2. Oppenheimer had also found himself in the middle of more than one controversy and power struggle, in the years from 1949 to 1953.
3. In recent years the IHR underwent an internal power struggle which ousted Willis Carto.

Trotsky

1. During the course of the power struggle between Stalin and Trotsky, Chiang might have professed sympathy with the latter.

China

1. As anticipated after Mao's death on September 9, 1976, there was a power struggle for control of China.
2. However, China after the 1911 Xinhai Revolution was a fragmented nation ruled by regional warlords preoccupied with internal power struggle.

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2. Deng Xiaoping
3. Monarchy > Monarchs > Regents > Dorgon
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