to hold power; to be in control
to concentrate power in one's own hands
1.clan authority2.clan power
1.to act as if2.to treat sth as if it were
to do whatever is expedient
1.to sprout2.(fig). to begin3.beginning
weight (i.e. importance attached to sth)
1.property ownership or right2.financial power3.financial control
control; dominant position; decision-making power
the right to host (an international meeting)
Human Rights law (Hong Kong)
1.suffrage2.voting rights
1.copyright2.rights to a trademark
Zuoquan, a county in Jinzhong City 晋中市[jìn zhōng shì], Shanxi
Sir Donald Tsang, aka Tsang Yam-Kuen (1944–), the second Chief Executive of Hong Kong (2005–2012)
Liu Gongquan (778-865), Tang calligrapher
Minquan, a county in Shangqiu City 商丘市[shāng qiū shì], Henan
1.(law) absolute rights2.erga omnes rights
portrait rights; right to one's image
1.the right to autonomy2.autonomy
1.administrative authority2.executive power
ability to have one's say and be listened to; influence; clout
not to submit to force (idiom); to defy threats and violence
1.Sun Yat-sen's Five-power constitution of Republic of China, then of Taiwan2.The five courts or 院[yuàn] are 行政院[xíng zhèng yuàn] Executive yuan, 立法院[lì fǎ yuàn] Legislative yuan, 司法院[sī fǎ yuàn] Judicial yuan, 考试院[kǎo shì yuàn] Examination yuan, 监察院[jiān chá yuàn] Control yuan
tort; infringement (of sb's rights)
1.puppet state2.puppet regime
plenipotentiary ambassador
to be in a position of power