- Xenophon's Symposium, she is
described by
Antisthenes as "the most difficult,
harshest, painful, ill-tempered" wife; this
characterisation of
Xanthippe has influenced...
- tolerated,
censorship of
political speech and
information are
amongst the
harshest in the
world and
routinely used to
prevent collective action.
China also...
-
particularly hard hit in the
Great Depression,
experiencing some of the country's
harshest labor strife in that era.
Violence during the
Maritime Strike of 1934 cost...
- India.
Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 9789386643001. "13
Indians take the
harshest route in the
world to save Antarctica". economictimes.indiatimes.com. 16...
-
pressure further,
reducing available oxygen by up to 14 percent. To
avoid the
harshest winds,
climbers typically aim for a 7- to 10-day
window in the
spring and...
-
received the
Yomiuri Literary Award,
which was
awarded to him by one of his
harshest former critics, Kenzaburō Ōe. The
original ****anese
edition was released...
- most
societies have
considered it a very
serious crime warranting the
harshest punishments available. A
person who
commits murder is
called a murderer...
- Nevada's
otherwise libertarian principles. It is
notable for
having the
harshest penalties for drug
offenders in the country.
Nevada remains the only state...
-
legally empowered to ****cute or kill them.
Outlawry was thus one of the
harshest penalties in the
legal system. In
early Germanic law, the
death penalty...
-
including Willie McGuinness, and
winning broad if
grudging support for his
harshest disciplinary actions..
Sanders 2011, p. 16. Ryan,
Patrick (2001). "'The...
