Sentence examples for asserting the supremacy of from inspiring English sources
Andrew Jackson issued his "Proclamation to the People of South Carolina," asserting the supremacy of the federal government and warning that "disunion by armed force is treason".
Though much of Dawkins's oeuvre generated debate for asserting the supremacy of science over religion in explaining the world, nothing matched the response to the polemical The God Delusion (2006).
Michael Gove, the new justice secretary, is planning to implement two key manifesto pledges: scrapping the Human Rights Act and asserting the supremacy of the UK's supreme court over Strasbourg.
Whenever politicians position themselves as standing up for Christmas, some will almost certainly interpret that as asserting the supremacy of Christianity over minority faiths and by extension of minorities themselves, even though May pointedly mentioned the "very strong tradition in this country of religious tolerance".
The former took the country back to Catholicism while the latter broke from it again, forcefully asserting the supremacy of Anglicanism.
This manifesto asserts the supremacy of one "dominant ethnic, cultural and political group".
But to assert the supremacy of 21st-century sensibilities of a nervous politically correct west may not be the best starting place for exploring difference and otherness.
This would assert the supremacy of the UK courts as David Cameron seeks to unite the Conservative party despite its divisions on Europe.
This order is now in the throes of a revolution known as evidence-based medicine, which asserts the supremacy of data over authority and tradition.
Clegg was highly critical of the reported Tory plan to risk Britain's expulsion from Europe's human rights watchdog the Council of Europe by drawing up plans to assert the supremacy of parliament over the European court of human rights.
When, on the other hand, our top jurist fails to assert the supremacy of law, he seems not to have the slightest sense that he is, in his own way, violating far more fundamental legal principles.
