Sentence examples for ensure dominance from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES — Dozens of Russian athletes at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, including at least 15 medal winners, were part of a state-run doping program, meticulously planned for years to ensure dominance at the Games, according to the director of the country's antidoping laboratory at the time.
By 1798 the British Royal Navy had successfully contained the French Navy within its own harbours, employing a strategy of close blockade to ensure dominance at sea during the French Revolutionary Wars.
The British built Fort Pitt (1761) to ensure their dominance at the source of the Ohio.
Britain's colonization of Tasmania was a ploy to ensure British dominance in international sea power.
Many envy the institutions and economy that ensure our dominance; others deeply resent us for the same.
To combat this danger, Madison sought to create a structure of government that would ensure the dominance of the propertied elite.
Despite discontent, especially among young Kurds, over the cronyism of this ruling duo, it should win easily; tribal networks in the villages help ensure its dominance.
At first glance, the Sadr-Maliki alliance seemed a coup for Iran, which has long been accused of trying to ensure Shiite dominance in Iraq's government.
For 16 years -- from 1974 to 1990 -- he ran the county's Republican machine and since 1986 has been chairman of the Burlington County Bridge Commission, wielding his power and wealth to ensure Republican dominance of the county freeholder board.
In it, his national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, describes how Mr. Maliki's Shiite-dominated government has deprived Sunnis of basic services, blocked military actions against Shiite targets and purged Iraq's most effective military commanders to ensure Shiite dominance.
At these sites, conservation efforts should focus on maintaining the landscape open and ensure the dominance of low intensity land uses with short vegetation, such as cereal stubbles or certain legume crops.
