Sentence examples for complete supremacy from inspiring English sources

In fact, she turned out to be a master politician who split the party twice to assert her complete supremacy.Mrs Gandhi was a ruthless centraliser of power who eroded many of the independent institutions her father had created.

Discussing these changes, Virginia State Senator Carter Glass said, This plan will eliminate the 'darkey' as a political factor in this state in less than five years, so that in no single county... will there be the least concern felt for the complete supremacy of the white race in the affairs of government.

Here the Japanese were aided by their complete air supremacy, their abundance of tanks, the improvised and hastily constructed nature of the Chinese defenses, and also by the Chinese strategy of concentrating their defending forces on small patches of relatively high ground which made them easy to outflank and surround.

Defeat was swift, followed by the pensioning of the peshwa and the annexation of his territories, thus completing the supremacy of the British in India.

When completed, the supremacy above other local buildings of what the company refers to simply as 30 Hudson Street will be dramatically apparent.

But then an orchestra kicked up, the ruffians doffed their tough-guy outerwear to reveal lab coats bearing Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Roche logos, and the send-up — this one of New Jersey's pharmaceutical supremacy — was complete.

In the 780s he extended Mercian Supremacy over most of southern England, allying with Beorhtric of Wessex, who married Offa's daughter Eadburh, and regained complete control of the southeast.

As it was, Munich turned its supremacy into a complete rout.

Jan Smuts' United Party, while defending its commitment to white supremacy, argued that complete segregation was chimerical and that some permanent black urbanization was an inevitable consequence of economic development.

But it was by no means an exclusively European phenomenon; to the contrary, the mounted warrior's tactical supremacy was less complete in western Europe than in any other region of comparably advanced technology save Japan, where a strikingly parallel feudal situation prevailed.

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