gerontocracy in a sentence

• He criticised political and economic corruption and the gerontocracy itself.
• The aging Soviet leadership led to its being described as a gerontocracy.
• The gerontocracy of bygone days was challenged by Protestant theocracy.
• The result is a ruling gerontocracy, a veritable Beijing-in-Washington.
• Gerontocracies are going out of style.
• He made an art of sweet-talking the old bulls who ruled the Senate gerontocracy.
• Present-day Italy is often considered a gerontocracy, even in the internal Italian debate.
• On the other hand, gerontocracy may emerge in an institution not initially known for it.
• Wasn't it a good speech, well received by all except the repressive Chinese gerontocracy?
• So why do these musical senior citizens beat the daylights out of the classic-rock gerontocracy?
• It's difficult to see gerontocracy in a sentence .
• By the time of the 5th National Congress, the party leadership had turned into a veritable gerontocracy.
• In doing so, Piggott stated, Wheeler helped rid the society of its " self-perpetuating gerontocracy ".
• The report also expresses concern about the future succession of the crown among the gerontocracy that is the House of Saud.
• Opposition to gerontocracy may cause weakening or elimination of this characteristic by instituting things like term limits or mandatory retirement ages.
• The Chicom gerontocracy wanted the games as China's emperors wanted the Mantle of Heaven, to bless their throne .)
• After seven years of reform, when a young generation was in power, now we have the return of the gerontocracy,
• Gerontocracy generally occurs as a phase in the development of an entity, rather than being part of it throughout its existence.
• The stabilization policy brought about after Khrushchev's removal established a ruling gerontocracy, and political corruption became a normal phenomenon.
• Chinese diplomats, trade officials and even members of the ruling gerontocracy are said to be atuned to this aspect of US politics.
• When Brezhnev died he left behind a gerontocracy, a group of leaders who were significantly older than most of the adult population.