| Or are they vehicles for imposing the will of a global nomenklatura on all countries? |
| The leaders of these groups may receive privileges once granted to the Soviet nomenklatura, such as official cars and well-equipped offices. |
| In the nomenklatura system, officials at this level expect to move into a similarly lofty and responsible position, such as ambassador or minister at the federal level. |
| Based on a nomenklatura system, all key positions in the state administration, the economy, education, the media, and the military were controlled by the party. |
| He laughed when I told him about Pavlov's later turn and about the accusation that he had knuckled under to the nomenklatura. |
| Except for the nomenklatura, who lived far better than the masses, material conditions had advanced less than a tenth what was claimed. |
