Sentence examples for domination of state from inspiring English sources
The pace has quickened since John R. Kasich became governor in 2011, cementing Republican domination of state politics.
The Republican Party will fight tooth and nail to maintain and expand its domination of state legislatures, a battle Democrats have not fully engaged.
Despite Mr. Morsi's constant claims that someone was undermining his efforts, his actions always seemed aimed at extending the Muslim Brotherhood's domination of state institutions.
And Sonn believes GOP domination of state governments is misleading.
The observers also said the election was deeply unfair from the start, tilted to Mr. Aliyev's advantage because of his domination of state-controlled news media and his use of official efforts to suppress the opposition.
Further, the chapter focuses the ways in which liberalization process has influenced, modified, or altered the traditional (i.e., pre-liberalization) regulatory systems, which historically, were built around monopolies and the domination of State-owned operators.
This ruling elite used its domination of the state and land to accumulate wealth in close collaboration with foreign (mainly South African) investors.
The other GOP trump is its domination of the state legislatures in North Carolina, Virginia, Florida and Ohio, and several other states.
1962 Romney Wins; Three Races Undecided WASHINGTON — Republican George Romney defeated incumbent Gov. John B. Swainson today [Nov. 7] to win the Michigan Governorship and end 14 years of Democratic domination of the state house.
The underlying forces at work to support national prohibition included antipathy to the growth of cities (the presumed scene of most drinking), evangelical Protestant middle-class anti-alien and anti-Roman Catholic sentiment, and rural domination of the state legislatures, without which ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment would have been impossible.
In the third debate, held in Hopkinsville, Hardin countered Bradley's offensive against him on the money issue by charging that the election of a Republican would lead to "Negro domination" of the state.
