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• A key development Yejong's reign was the enhanced role of the censorial system.
• Like the Chancellor, he exercised censorial powers over provincial officials who also sent him annual reports.
• Donizetti found himself increasingly chafing against the censorial limitations which existed in Italy ( and especially in Naples ).
• The Rorschach blobs of censorial black on the documents reproduced here are your taxes at work, obliterating our rights.
• The procuratorate was linked to China's past in that it functioned like the censorial system of imperial China.
• Once the censorial permission has been received, in January 1853 Verstovsky assigned it to Lyubov Kositskaya's benefice.
• Children's stories often serve another purpose _ as metaphorical explorations of adult life that pass below the censorial radar.
• In 46 BC, Caesar was given censorial powers, which he used to fill the senate with his own partisans.
• This official's advisory and censorial responsibilities coincided with those of two other Excellencies, forming a tripartite cabinet arrangement.
• It served as the eyes and ears of the government, just as the censorial system was the watchdog for the emperor.
• That's not an approach he had discussed with Grisham, " who seems to have some censorial powers,"
• Indeed, out of six senior censorial officials in 1133, two were supporters of Myo Cheong and only two steadfastly opposed him.
• The novel's first reviewer though happened to be V . I . Istomin, a member of the Moscow censorial committee.
• The censorial agencies, both the Censorate and the Remonstrators of the Royal Secretariat, were fully developed during the reign of King Munjong.
• Augustus brought the Compitalia and its essentially plebeian festivals, customs and political factions under his patronage and if need be, his censorial powers.
• Whether censorial powers were granted to Augustus as part of his tribunician authority, or he simply assumed those, is a matter of debate.
• To wriggle past state censors she stitched three short films into one feature; only feature scripts, not shorts, are subject to censorial scrutiny.
• In the Eastern Han era he was chiefly a civil official who shared many of the same censorial powers as the other two Councillors of State.