Sentence examples for foreign empire from inspiring English sources

Through his military and administrative abilities and his political acumen, David established a centralized rule in Israel, cleared the territory of foreign invaders, and, in the absence of any aggressive foreign empire in the area, created his own petty empire over neighbouring city-states and peoples.

Nationalism was a potent solvent too, particularly in places such as the Baltic states, that felt they were captive nations of a foreign empire.Mr Brown deals conscientiously with communism in Asia and the solitary Latin American outpost of Cuba.

When Dafne is waylaid *cough* Jepp has to pick up her mission, which means going to a foreign empire as a spy.

"Englishness" is a quality tangled up in the remnants of a foreign empire (chicken tikka masala is arguably the national dish) and, more recently, in questions of immigration.

It argued three points: any new taxes should be rejected; Castile should be embraced and the foreign Empire rejected; and if the king did not take into account his subjects, the Comunidades themselves should defend the interests of the kingdom.

Imagine at that moment that a foreign empire intervened, replacing Lincoln with a more tractable leader while disbanding the federal army along with state militias due to their supposed untrustworthiness and standing up its own forces, ones intended to pacify a people headed toward violent civil war.

The archaeological site of Dhiban, Jordan is characterized by a complex legacy of colonial dominance by foreign empires.

At the turn of the 20th century European governments required increasing amounts of strategic intelligence to compete in power politics, to support their foreign empires, and to keep up with advances in military and communications technology.

Tom Cutterham examines how, facing pressure from populist movements as well as the threat of foreign empires, these gentlemen argued among themselves to find new ways of justifying economic and political inequality in a republican society.

Once the home of ancient biblical kingdoms and outpost of several powerful foreign empires, Jordan fell under Ottoman Empire control in 1516, where it remained until the British took over governorship at the end of World War I.

It was a great thrill to find a group shot of the new Foreign and Empire Department taken in 1932.