The animosity toward the rules keeper is fueled by the suspicion that she (and in American life, the regulator is inevitably coded feminine, whatever his or her sex) is the agent of people so privileged that they don't need to fight, people who can dominate more decisively when the rules are decorous.
There is therefore no risk that the NYSE equities activities might be dominated by Frankfurt or Paris, who are decisively smaller.
The bank issue dominated the campaign of 1832, in which Jackson decisively defeated Clay.
Abe had strong odds of reclaiming his seat — his Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) dominates the region — but he wanted to do so decisively.
Some Shiites have begun accusing the government -- dominated by Shiite religious parties -- of failing to act decisively enough against those who carry out the attacks.
Phase 1, which might be defined as a declaration of purpose, is dominated by the four famous modernist touchstones from 1915: squarish, decisively anti-Cubist paintings of bulky black forms, a square, a cross, a circle and a monumental hovering rectangle that is a knockout.
As the chart below shows, an election campaign dominated by the deficit, illegal immigration and "dealing with moral breakdown" decisively favors Republicans.
It comes years after it decisively won the "browser war," and its Internet Explorer now dominates that market, with a market share that exceeds 80%.
They have dominated the airwaves and won some famous victories along the way, but in the end, they have decisively lost the war.
Second, the ineffectual National Conference, which has dominated Kashmir politics, mostly for the worse, for 50 years under the leadership of the Abdullah family, was decisively removed from power.
Their second sees them step decisively in the direction of the first of those two inspirations, with James Allan emoting unceasingly over a sonic backdrop dominated by sequenced synths and pummelling bass rather than guitars swathed in reverb.
