Sentence examples for Establish supremacy from inspiring English sources

Between 1030 and 1192, the Russians made 13 incursions into Estonia but failed to establish supremacy.

Our advice for winning the peace is not to establish supremacy in the air but to establish political union on the ground.

Another novel's antagonist was a sinister sect leader who, with his shrill and domineering wife, seeks to establish supremacy over the jianghu.

India Today, a news magazine, reported this week that Indian intelligence sources said they had swayed leaders of Hizbul, who were looking to establish supremacy over other militant groups.

In an endeavour to establish supremacy over northern Italy, Urban began the War of Castro (1642 44) against Duke Odoardo I Farnese of Parma, whom he excommunicated in 1642, but the campaign ended in the pope's defeat and humiliation in March 1644.

Michael R. Bloomberg has spent a record-shattering $41 million on his mayoral campaign, according to documents his campaign filed yesterday, allowing him to establish supremacy over the airwaves in television advertising, plaster the subways with campaign posters, take out full-page ads in dozens of small newspapers and even hand out blue "Mike for Mayor" T-shirts at campaign events.

With another World Cup looming large and a pool date with Scotland scheduled for Auckland at the start of October, this is the perfect moment to re-establish supremacy.

In the 7th century, however, the Northumbrians established supremacy over the whole of Cumbria, but Strathclyde was not finally defeated until 756.

The Hindu Majapahit empire of eastern Java established supremacy over the region in the 14th century, after the fall of the Srivijaya empire.

The importance of destroying enemy air defenses and establishing supremacy in the air in order to assert mastery on the ground was reinforced during the Operation Desert Storm air offensive of the Persian Gulf War (1990 91).

It also gave support to President Vladimir V. Putin's claim that he is establishing supremacy of the law in a society that has operated mostly outside the rules since the collapse of the Soviet Union nine years ago.