That said, Mr. Sicher cautioned that executives at Cadbury Schweppes "have their work cut out for them" because of the domination of Gatorade, which PepsiCo has owned since 2001.
At New Broadcasting House, Lord Hall of Birkenhead will be pleased by that and the domination of Wolf Hall, which should also delight Culture Secretary John Whittingdale, currently deciding the BBC's future, as the Mantel adaptation seems to be one of the few of its shows that he likes.
While the strong emphasis on instrumental reason's domination of nature (which will be more fully discussed in §4.2) is new to the work of the 1940s, it picks up on themes present in Horkheimer's earlier work.
Furthermore, she may have lost Britain as a useful ally in balancing out French tendencies towards trade protectionism and state domination of industry, which run counter to Berlin's economic interests.
These modes of power constitute a form of domination, the implementation of which is mediated by those, such as teachers, appointed to structural positions of authority (Allen, 2003).
But it is generally agreed that core features of the structure include "dualism", hierarchical thinking, and the "logic of domination", which are typical of, if not essential to, male-chauvinism.
Since the onset of global politics 200 years ago, four long wars (including the Cold War) were fought over the domination of Europe, each of which could have resulted in global hegemony by a sole superpower.
To make a conjunctural analysis is to assess "the forces, tendencies, forms of power, and relations of domination," which at any moment in history can lead to regional and local political, economic and social arrangements that differ from each other yet are interdependent (Clarke, 2014, p. 115).
Colonialism is a practice of domination, which involves the subjugation of one people to another.
But the rest of us are not immune from this mentality of domination either, which ultimately is a mentality of fear, the fear of exploitation or insufficiency.
