Sentences with TIMOCRACY
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"Ancient Sparta operated under a system of government known as timocracy."
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"Many philosophers, such as Plato and Aristotle, discussed the merits and pitfalls of a timocracy."
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"A timocracy is a type of government in which only property owners can participate."
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"In a timocracy, political power is determined by a person's wealth and property."
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"Some argue that a timocracy can lead to inequality and favoritism towards the wealthy."
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"The concept of a timocracy was prevalent in Ancient Greek political thought."
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"The implementation of a timocracy requires careful consideration of property ownership laws."
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"A society governed by a timocracy may prioritize economic stability and growth."
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"Critics argue that a timocracy can result in the marginalization of certain segments of the population."
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"The transition from a timocracy to a different form of government can be challenging."
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"In a timocracy, political power is often concentrated in the hands of a few wealthy individuals."
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"Not all ancient city-states in Greece adopted a timocracy as their form of government."
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"The idea of a timocracy as a fair and just system is a matter of debate."
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"Philosophers have proposed different variations of timocracy and its characteristics."
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"Political stability can be a challenge in a timocracy due to potential conflicts of interest."
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"The principles of a timocracy might not align with modern notions of equality and representation."
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"The ancient Greek city-state Sparta was considered a timocracy."
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"In a timocracy, the amount of wealth one possesses determines their level of influence."
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"Some argue that timocracy can lead to an uneven distribution of political power."
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"Aristotle discussed timocracy in his work on politics and government."
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"The concept of timocracy can be traced back to ancient Greek political philosophy."
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"Some scholars suggest that timocracy can be a transitional stage towards other forms of government."
