Sentence examples for European supremacy from inspiring English sources
noun
The ideology which holds that the European race is superior to all others.
Or is it a critique of white European supremacy?
In fact, this is the expiration of all Italy's claims to world and European supremacy.
Parma and Juventus, now with one Baggio on either side, embarked on a duel for domestic and European supremacy.
Another calls for the replacement of European supremacy on human rights with a British bill of fundamental rights.
First, the temporary cessation of the war between England and France for European supremacy permitted American merchants to trade with both sides and produced unprecedented national prosperity.
A staple backdrop for cocktail parties in cold war-era spy movies, this type reflects the shift of power to the United States: many of these buildings are former bastions of European supremacy, now controlled by the State Department.
Only after the arrival of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama in 1498 and the subsequent establishment of European maritime supremacy in the region did India become exposed to major external influences arriving by sea, a process that culminated in the decline of the ruling Muslim elite and absorption of the subcontinent within the British Empire.
European world supremacy was well established.
Countless scientific papers were written on the subject of European racial supremacy -- both physically and intellectually -- over "primitives".
The logic was straightforward: with markets moving toward pan-European trading, supremacy would go to the exchange with the highest trading volume.
By joining the EU, European countries accept the supremacy of European law over national statutes.
