Sentence examples for direct conquest from inspiring English sources
That means either the direct conquest of the Persian Gulf states or their indirect domination.
His Greek sympathies led him to champion Rome's mission in the world as protector of Greek culture; he preferred to establish Roman protection rather than direct conquest and annexation.
The military and economic superiority that accompanied such skills allowed advanced communities to expand both by direct conquest and by the adoption of this social form by neighbouring peoples.
No longer has war anything to do with the taking of territory either, or even with direct conquest.
Roca had led a brilliant military career that included directing the Conquest of the Desert, the campaign that brought the Indian wars to a close in 1879.
But there are many historical instances in which the national unity that Miller assumes will be harnessed for the pursuit of distributive justice has been ferociously directed toward conquest and against non-nationals and dissenting members of the nation itself.
BuThis will be a cantical start to dealing with the two "wars" of our time.
HARTFORD Real Art Ways "The Conquest," directed by Xavier Durringer.
"The Conquest," directed by Xavier Durringer, which was released in New York last month, is a docu-drama that follows a fictionalized Sarkozy (played by Denis Podalydès) during the years leading up to his victorious 2007 Presidential campaign.
There are no direct sources describing the conquest of the Chajoma by the Spanish but it appears to have been a drawn-out campaign rather than a rapid victory.
Its apparent neo-realism becomes a triumph of style, its direct observation is an intellectual conquest.
