Sentence examples for cases have dominated from inspiring English sources
As news of the two cases have dominated the front page here, some black elected officials have said it was high time for the City of Houston to establish a civilian review board to investigate complaints of police brutality, a proposal that they have made in the past only to see it die for lack of support.
The case has dominated headlines and divided opinion.
The case has dominated the country's political discourse for years.
Nor does Davis, though he gives the impression that he has thought hard about the claims made by some pretty disreputable witnesses like Rangzieb Ahmed, whose case has dominated the Guardian's front page this week.
In recent years, the Zuma case has dominated this nation's political discourse, leading to a split within the A.N.C. and providing a rallying cry for Mr. Zuma's supporters to oust President Thabo Mbeki in September.
Although both countries have made clear they do not expect the charges to damage relations, the case has dominated worldwide news accounts in the past week, and indictments and potential trials could keep the case on the front pages for months to come.
"We believe that these penalty increases should apply not only to the billion-dollar cases that have dominated the news headlines in recent months, but also to the so-called 'lower loss' criminal fraud cases that make up the bulk of federal prosecutions around the country," the Justice Department said in a Dec. 18 report to the commission.
But Mr. Rubio's race is only one in a slew of portentous and, in some cases, downright wacky contests that have dominated the state this year.
Yet Mr Smolin makes a compelling case that the mathematical models which have dominated physics since the days of Isaac Newton have replaced processes unfolding in time with "timeless laws".
Johnson was suspended from the Montana Grizzlies, which have dominated the Big Sky Conference, pending the outcome of the case.
The case has highlighted the government's recent crackdown on corruption within the family-run conglomerates, known as chaebol, that have dominated the Korean economy for decades.
