Translations for „nepotistic“ in the English » German Dictionary

nepo·tis·tic [ˌnepəˈtɪstɪk] ADJ pej

nepotistic

nepotistisch form

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The number of nested figures is traditionally not less than five, but can be more, up to several dozen with sufficiently fine nepotistic craftsmanship.

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It is to prevent excessive concentration of power in an individual or the transmutation of a collective enterprise into a nepotistic family inheritance.

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Rather, it is the opposite; it is nepotistic.

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I was part of it as the nepotistic sidekick to my religious-right evangelist father.

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Both nepotistic appointments were characteristic of the age.

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In particular, the outlawing of advertising for unpaid placements, which would clearly only return work experience to the domain of the well-connected and nepotistic.

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It is thus pertinent that such a corrupt and nepotistic government should not be allowed to stay in government even for a day.

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Whether nepotistic or not, it looks that way.

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They created segregated education systems, segregated communities and nepotistic networks that influenced everything from the judiciary to the army and film.

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She was known for her conspiratorial and nepotistic behavior, both as empress and (briefly) as empress dowager.

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