Sentence examples for foreign hegemony from inspiring English sources

Political pressure to change a court verdict is a call for foreign hegemony.

He called it Damascus' first formal recognition of Lebanese sovereignty; but sceptics felt it merely reinforced foreign hegemony.

Undemocratic though they may be, shaky Arab governments in many cases owe their baseline legitimacy to their own historical record of perceived resistance to foreign hegemony.

And maybe the start of the Nonaligned Movement was also with an active participation on the part of Egypt... as Abdel Nasser expressed the will of the people in breaking the foreign hegemony over the will of the rising populations at the time.

Ferdinando Imposimato, now honorary president of Italy's supreme court, singled out former prime ministers Giulio Andreotti and Francesco Cossiga when he told the AffarItaliani website: "The role [of the Italian political class] was one of absolute subordination to this foreign hegemony.

Because the continued expansion spanned many centuries of alternating independence and foreign hegemony, the sanctuary features a wealth of different architectural and decorative styles and influences.

Q: Your new book on American foreign policy, "Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance," includes a blurb on the jacket that calls you "arguably the most important intellectual alive".

But much of the reading appears to be more secular, with a large numbers of works critical of US foreign policy, including Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance, by Chomsky.

One billboard reads: "Nonaligned Movement represents the struggle against racism, colonialism, hegemony and foreign oppression".

Many Chinese scholars say Beijing may not tolerate American hegemony in foreign affairs indefinitely.

The initiative fit into two major themes of Mr. Bush's administration: its efforts to be seen as "compassionate" in its conservatism and its efforts to show the rest of the world that its foreign policy goal is not hegemony but to foster peace, stability and prosperity.