oligarchic

IPA: ˈoʊɫɪgɑrkɪk

Examples of "oligarchic" in Sentences

There is danger to install some kind of oligarchic rule.
A third is the internal purchase of the system resulting in oligarchic fascism.
It's about the creation of a kind of oligarchic state between masters and serfs.
“Original Intent” is to be taken literally, viz., a racially and religiously segregated slave-holding oligarchic Republic.
He might still not have invited me to dinner, because I am not one of his persecuted sub-classes and so he might mistake me for one of those supposed "oligarchic" Jews.
The reason that both our political and economic systems can legitimately be defined as oligarchic is that the values of the oligarchs are represented in both structures.
That kind of oligarchic "free market" perversion of capitalism, as practiced by hack GOP pols like Bush and preached by wingnut media hacks like Limbauh, and not capitalism
The Yabloko party, which campaigns against what it calls "oligarchic capitalism," may gain one or two seats, Lilit Gevorgyan, a London-based analyst at IHS Global Insight, said in an e-mailed note on Dec. 2.
In these systems, actual differences between viable political rivals are small, the oligarchic elite impose strict limits on what constitutes an acceptable and respectable political position, and politicians' careers depend heavily on unelected economic and media elites.