Definition of direct rule in English:

direct rule

noun

mass noun

A system of government in which a province is controlled by a central government.
Example sentencesExamples
- By January 1990 the Indian government imposed direct rule upon the areas of Kashmir under its control.
- The revolt did not win independence for Iraq, but it forced the British government to drop the hated ‘India Office’ policy of direct rule.
- He was expected to declare the suspension of the government in Belfast, restoring direct rule over the province only two months after giving it up.
- The Arab revolt showed that direct rule was no longer a financially feasible proposition.
- Insurgency and direct rule were hardly ideal, but stasis was preferable to innovation, and unionist creativity ossified.
- In the aftermath of the war, however, with national liberation movements sweeping Asia, Washington calculated that direct rule was no longer viable.
- Judge Brian Kelly, who had previously worked for the Unionist government before direct rule, praised Nelson and described him as a man who had shown ‘the greatest courage’.
- On March 24 the Heath government ended more than 50 years of unionist rule in Northern Ireland by introducing direct rule and suspending the province's Assembly.
- Suspension and the restoration of direct rule from London was finally triggered by a raid on Sinn Fein's office in the Stormont home of the Assembly.
- Under direct rule from Westminster, all of this money is allocated and spent from London.
- The agreement confirmed direct rule from Paris until 1998, while guaranteeing amnesty to a number of Kanak militants.
- Karabakh was placed under direct rule by Moscow, but tensions only escalated.
- This system of direct rule by proxy enraged the Unionist right and eventually unleashed a downward spiral of loyalist reaction and republican assertiveness.
- In response the Conservative government of Edward Heath imposed direct rule from London in March 1972.
- In May 1987 the Akali Dal state government fell, and direct rule was again imposed.
- Weeks later, the British government imposed direct rule over the province.
- In social science, an Empire is usually distinguished from a State by the fact that it is a metropolitan core exercising direct rule or indirect hegemony over a range of subject territories or peoples.
- In Northern Ireland the Stormont Parliament was unilaterally suspended by the British government in 1972 and direct rule from London imposed.
- Throughout the 1980s there were continued riots and protests to demand greater autonomy, as Jammu and Kashmir was subject to direct rule from the Union government in New Delhi.
- The National Congress is opposed to the BJP plans to hold the upcoming state elections under direct rule from New Delhi rather than under the state administration.

Definition of direct rule in US English:

direct rule

noundəˈrɛkt

A system of government in which a province is controlled by a central government.
Example sentencesExamples
- Judge Brian Kelly, who had previously worked for the Unionist government before direct rule, praised Nelson and described him as a man who had shown ‘the greatest courage’.
- Insurgency and direct rule were hardly ideal, but stasis was preferable to innovation, and unionist creativity ossified.
- The National Congress is opposed to the BJP plans to hold the upcoming state elections under direct rule from New Delhi rather than under the state administration.
- The revolt did not win independence for Iraq, but it forced the British government to drop the hated ‘India Office’ policy of direct rule.
- In social science, an Empire is usually distinguished from a State by the fact that it is a metropolitan core exercising direct rule or indirect hegemony over a range of subject territories or peoples.
- Karabakh was placed under direct rule by Moscow, but tensions only escalated.
- Suspension and the restoration of direct rule from London was finally triggered by a raid on Sinn Fein's office in the Stormont home of the Assembly.
- By January 1990 the Indian government imposed direct rule upon the areas of Kashmir under its control.
- In response the Conservative government of Edward Heath imposed direct rule from London in March 1972.
- In the aftermath of the war, however, with national liberation movements sweeping Asia, Washington calculated that direct rule was no longer viable.
- Under direct rule from Westminster, all of this money is allocated and spent from London.
- On March 24 the Heath government ended more than 50 years of unionist rule in Northern Ireland by introducing direct rule and suspending the province's Assembly.
- The agreement confirmed direct rule from Paris until 1998, while guaranteeing amnesty to a number of Kanak militants.
- The Arab revolt showed that direct rule was no longer a financially feasible proposition.
- In May 1987 the Akali Dal state government fell, and direct rule was again imposed.
- Weeks later, the British government imposed direct rule over the province.
- In Northern Ireland the Stormont Parliament was unilaterally suspended by the British government in 1972 and direct rule from London imposed.
- Throughout the 1980s there were continued riots and protests to demand greater autonomy, as Jammu and Kashmir was subject to direct rule from the Union government in New Delhi.
- This system of direct rule by proxy enraged the Unionist right and eventually unleashed a downward spiral of loyalist reaction and republican assertiveness.
- He was expected to declare the suspension of the government in Belfast, restoring direct rule over the province only two months after giving it up.

单词	direct rule
释义	Definition of direct rule in English: direct rule noun mass noun A system of government in which a province is controlled by a central government. Example sentencesExamples By January 1990 the Indian government imposed direct rule upon the areas of Kashmir under its control. The revolt did not win independence for Iraq, but it forced the British government to drop the hated ‘India Office’ policy of direct rule. He was expected to declare the suspension of the government in Belfast, restoring direct rule over the province only two months after giving it up. The Arab revolt showed that direct rule was no longer a financially feasible proposition. Insurgency and direct rule were hardly ideal, but stasis was preferable to innovation, and unionist creativity ossified. In the aftermath of the war, however, with national liberation movements sweeping Asia, Washington calculated that direct rule was no longer viable. Judge Brian Kelly, who had previously worked for the Unionist government before direct rule, praised Nelson and described him as a man who had shown ‘the greatest courage’. On March 24 the Heath government ended more than 50 years of unionist rule in Northern Ireland by introducing direct rule and suspending the province's Assembly. Suspension and the restoration of direct rule from London was finally triggered by a raid on Sinn Fein's office in the Stormont home of the Assembly. Under direct rule from Westminster, all of this money is allocated and spent from London. The agreement confirmed direct rule from Paris until 1998, while guaranteeing amnesty to a number of Kanak militants. Karabakh was placed under direct rule by Moscow, but tensions only escalated. This system of direct rule by proxy enraged the Unionist right and eventually unleashed a downward spiral of loyalist reaction and republican assertiveness. In response the Conservative government of Edward Heath imposed direct rule from London in March 1972. In May 1987 the Akali Dal state government fell, and direct rule was again imposed. Weeks later, the British government imposed direct rule over the province. In social science, an Empire is usually distinguished from a State by the fact that it is a metropolitan core exercising direct rule or indirect hegemony over a range of subject territories or peoples. In Northern Ireland the Stormont Parliament was unilaterally suspended by the British government in 1972 and direct rule from London imposed. Throughout the 1980s there were continued riots and protests to demand greater autonomy, as Jammu and Kashmir was subject to direct rule from the Union government in New Delhi. The National Congress is opposed to the BJP plans to hold the upcoming state elections under direct rule from New Delhi rather than under the state administration. Definition of direct rule in US English: direct rule noundəˈrɛkt A system of government in which a province is controlled by a central government. Example sentencesExamples Judge Brian Kelly, who had previously worked for the Unionist government before direct rule, praised Nelson and described him as a man who had shown ‘the greatest courage’. Insurgency and direct rule were hardly ideal, but stasis was preferable to innovation, and unionist creativity ossified. The National Congress is opposed to the BJP plans to hold the upcoming state elections under direct rule from New Delhi rather than under the state administration. The revolt did not win independence for Iraq, but it forced the British government to drop the hated ‘India Office’ policy of direct rule. In social science, an Empire is usually distinguished from a State by the fact that it is a metropolitan core exercising direct rule or indirect hegemony over a range of subject territories or peoples. Karabakh was placed under direct rule by Moscow, but tensions only escalated. Suspension and the restoration of direct rule from London was finally triggered by a raid on Sinn Fein's office in the Stormont home of the Assembly. By January 1990 the Indian government imposed direct rule upon the areas of Kashmir under its control. In response the Conservative government of Edward Heath imposed direct rule from London in March 1972. In the aftermath of the war, however, with national liberation movements sweeping Asia, Washington calculated that direct rule was no longer viable. Under direct rule from Westminster, all of this money is allocated and spent from London. On March 24 the Heath government ended more than 50 years of unionist rule in Northern Ireland by introducing direct rule and suspending the province's Assembly. The agreement confirmed direct rule from Paris until 1998, while guaranteeing amnesty to a number of Kanak militants. The Arab revolt showed that direct rule was no longer a financially feasible proposition. In May 1987 the Akali Dal state government fell, and direct rule was again imposed. Weeks later, the British government imposed direct rule over the province. In Northern Ireland the Stormont Parliament was unilaterally suspended by the British government in 1972 and direct rule from London imposed. Throughout the 1980s there were continued riots and protests to demand greater autonomy, as Jammu and Kashmir was subject to direct rule from the Union government in New Delhi. This system of direct rule by proxy enraged the Unionist right and eventually unleashed a downward spiral of loyalist reaction and republican assertiveness. He was expected to declare the suspension of the government in Belfast, restoring direct rule over the province only two months after giving it up.
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