Sentence examples for from their domination from inspiring English sources

He said that like other great technological advances, the internet can lead to unhealthy monopolies where companies seek to profit from their domination of the market.

Pogge argues that such poverty is not merely a natural fact, but is something that the wealthier parties in the world, who reap rewards from their domination of the poorer parts of the world, have a negative duty to redress.

it's time to declare our independence from their domination and demand that our elected officials help us in our fight for freedom.

In January 1865, Francis Preston Blair, father of former Lincoln Postmaster General Montgomery Blair, went, with Lincoln's knowledge, to the Confederate capital of Richmond to propose to Davis that North and South unite to expel the French from their domination of Mexico.

"Is there any government in the world that pushes for a civil war?" Supporters of the protest movement argue that communal hatred expressed toward the Alawites, the heterodox Muslim sect, stems less from their sect than their domination of the government, starting with Mr. Assad, and especially the dreaded secret police.

The Nets storm into this series with the energy from their fourth-quarter domination over Charlotte.

Those talks could have been considerably more cheerful had Leicester prised a goal from their second-half domination.

Divorced from their validating mythology by the domination of Christian myths, the pagan celebrations soon began to lose their primary function, and eventually their true meaning was forgotten.

"When I Grow Up" is a song recorded by American girl group The Pussycat Dolls from their second studio album, Doll Domination (2008).

For Poles, the memory of the Red Army's march across their country in 1945 recalls not just their liberation from the Nazis, but their subsequent domination by the Soviet Union.

Violence, after all, was the medium of white domination: uprooting people from their homes, forcefully exploiting their labor, beating the disobedient into compliance.