Sentence examples for established a supremacy from inspiring English sources

His son, Shalmaneser III, took tribute from the Tyrians and Sidonians and established a supremacy over Phoenicia (at any rate, in theory), which was acknowledged by occasional payments of tribute to him and his successors.

Now it is insurgents, using terrorism as one among many tactics, who have established a strategic supremacy.

By the beginning of the 14th century, Ravi Varma Kulashekhara of the Venad kingdom established a short-lived supremacy over southern India.

JMW Turner's painting The Battle of Trafalgar 21 October 1805 is well worth looking at on Trafalgar Day, 210 years after Nelson's stunning defeat of the French and Spanish fleets that changed the course of the Napoleonic wars and established a British naval supremacy that lasted into modern times.

In the last 30 years, only the GDR has established such a supremacy, with a 70.6% ratio in 1983, and 64.7% in 1987.

In spite of the continued mood of white supremacy, he established a relatively liberal record, removing much dead wood from the state constitution, fighting for a secret ballot, and strongly resisting the poll tax that was one of South Carolina's principal instruments for denying black voting rights.

A Hastings penalty after 26 minutes was the only further score in an opening period that saw the home side establish an early supremacy up front that gave them two attacking lineouts, but both turned into possession for Glasgow who had been given first use of the wind.

It would be stretching a point however to suggest Spain and Germany have come close to establishing a twin-headed international supremacy: Germany remain curious underachievers given the depth of talent.

Over the last nine years, Justice and Development has unleashed the energies of Turkey's entrepreneurs, established civilian supremacy over a coup-prone army and pushed through human rights reforms as part of an effort to bolster Turkey's candidacy for the European Union.

After the fall of the Second Empire and the suppression of the Paris Commune, the new Constitutional Laws of 1875 were adopted, establishing a regime based on parliamentary supremacy.

At the end of the 4th century ad a new confederation, the Juan-juan, arose on the Eastern Steppe; a century later a similar group, the Hephthalites, established their supremacy between the Volga River and the Altai Mountains.