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Перевод: misrule

[существительное]
плохое управление; неправильное руководство; беспорядок ; хаос ;
[глагол]
плохо управлять

Тезаурус:

1. You might have thought almost no one would back the successor to an organisation that collapsed in disgrace only months ago after 40 years of misrule.
2. When opposition to John's misrule came to a head in 1215, the forest figured prominently among the grievances which the barons presented to him.
3. But this was really the freedom of a lord of misrule, and generally any serious damage was undone back in the Commons.
4. Even in a society without any apparent "hooligan" problem such as France there was a powerful tradition of misrule before, during, and after games, especially amongst the Rugby players of the south-west.
5. Some libertarians (though not perhaps Mill himself) hoped that such freedom would have consequent advantages: that it would provide a safety valve for dissent, encourage full expression of both majority and minority opinions, allow truth to drive out error, and provide some check on arbitrary misrule.
6. Even under vastly different social conditions there are striking continuities between the violent interruptions to pre-industrial fairs and festivals, and the customary eruptions during modern Bank Holidays or the weekly carnival of misrule at contemporary football games - where the football rowdy, with his territorial edginess, mascots, emblems and choral arrangements in the "rough music" tradition, must seem like the incarnation of the unruly apprentice, or the late Victorian "Hooligan".
7. Hooliganism is not one but several overlapping phenomena - traditional misrule, new forms of territorial aggression, youth styles both invented or reflected in the media.
8. In essence the issues are these: first, given the old traditions of "misrule" and "gang life", how far do contemporary forms of violence in sport resemble earlier ones; second, why did football matches - the stadia, the surroundings, the routes and transport to and from the game - become the chosen site of hooligan behaviour?
9. The Conservative hegemony of the interwar years still awaits an adequate explanation, and the Conservative dominance between 1951 and 1964 - Harold Wilson's "thirteen years of Tory misrule" - has escaped the white heat of historical investigation.
10. Thirteen years of Tory misrule have left the Right's matrimonial affairs looking about as secure as a drunk on a unicycle.
11. Well, we have a duty to draw up the lists, and manage the ballot, and by God we will carry it out and support Sir John, or else there will be madness and misrule here for evermore.
12. In Mali Mr Mitterrand's injunction was greeted with joy by the educated: the lawyers, teachers and civil servants fed up with Mr Traor's arbitrary and impoverishing misrule.
13. The opening sections of this book have already provided evidence of juvenile "misrule" in pre-industrial and in modern sports.