one-party
Adjective Satellite
Meaning
determined by a single party
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According to the previous Syrian constitution of 1973 Syria was a one-party state and only one political party, the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party was legally allowed to hold effective power.
And although Republicans are largely on track to retain most of the legislative seats they still hold, Washington continues to firm up its status as a one-party state; the only real question is how extensive Democratic dominance will be in Olympia.
Although Stroessner tried to prevent him from doing so, Pope John Paul II met opposition leaders in the one-party state.
Around the world, the epidemic has been met with news coverage that questioned China’s public health standards, its one-party control and its suppression of dissent.
But the country remained a one-party state fueling feelings of exclusion among younger Ethiopians.
He strongly rejected Marx's concept of the " dictatorship of the proletariat ", a concept that vanguardist socialism including Marxist–Leninism would use to justify one-party rule from above by a party 'representing' the proletariat.