Sentence examples for domination of it from inspiring English sources

He proposed a new science that aimed not so much at knowledge of reality as domination of it.

With its pastures, fisheries, and forests, this territory was a rich prize, and Rollo's successors extended their domination of it aggressively.

A party that used to represent limited government encroachment on individual lives moved ― through a religiously motivated drive to control women's bodies ― into a new present, where the president, Cabinet and Congress explicitly oppose the government they run in every respect but their personal domination of it.

Nabucco has been one of the EU's few concerted responses to Russian domination of its gas supplies: it would be filled up with gas from Central Asia and thus bypass Russia altogether.

"And if Afghanistan remains unresolved, so this will become, even if not realistically but psychologically, with domination of Taleban, it means an ally of al-Qaeda re-dominating the country, whether partly or wholly," Mr Saleh said.

And now we have Sir Peter Tapsell, with his visions of Germany seeking to achieve through the EU the world domination of which it was cheated when Hitler was beaten.

Since U.S. policy toward Korea during World War II had aimed to prevent any single power's domination of Korea, it may be reasonably concluded that the principal reason for the division was to stop the Soviet advance south of the 38th parallel.

Under the domination of SWNTs, it is natural that the electrical property of the device shows ambipolar characteristic because the SWNT we used has metallic property.

Success isn't the domination of others, it is self-mastery in order to create systems of consistent success.

No evidence survives showing Kentish domination of Mercia, but it is known that Mercia was independent of Northumbria, so it is quite plausible that it was under Kentish overlordship.

By the end of the century, when Bismarck's Prussia was shaping up for its own bid for domination of the continent, it became fashionable in Germany to call Waterloo a "German victory".