Sentence examples similar to come under domination from inspiring English sources

"She may be influenced by them, but saying she will come under their domination is too strong," said Harold Crouch, an expert on the Indonesian military with the International Crisis Group, a policy institute.

His epistolary novel Hyperion; oder, der Eremit in Griechenland (1797 99; Hyperion; or, The Hermit in Greece) integrates ideals of Platonic philosophy into a revolutionary concern for the restoration of the ancient poetical and intellectual grandeur of a Greece that had come under Turkish domination.

In the 8th century the Udmurts and the Cheremis came under Bulgar domination; the conversion of the Bulgars to Islām in 922 and the subsequent Tatar domination in eastern Russia (1236 1552) gave added significance to the Arab Islāmic tradition.

Subsequently all of eastern Spain as far north as Zaragoza came under Almoravid domination.

Baalbeck passed into Byzantine hands and then came under Arab domination (637 ce).

Eventually this region came under the domination of Lithuania (Volhynia) and Poland (Galicia).

Denmark and Sweden came largely under the control of their councils of state, whereas Norway increasingly came under Danish domination.

Indeed, when Egypt came under Greek domination in the Hellenistic period (from the 3rd century bc onward), the older school methods continued.