Sentence examples for german domination from inspiring English sources
German domination of Europe has an unfortunate precedent.
It is not only a metaphor for loss of sovereignty but for German domination.
In 1160, under Henry the Lion, duke of Saxony, Christianity and German domination were introduced.
With German unification, Paris at first harbored concern over possible German domination.
He is anti-euro, deeply suspicious of alleged German domination, and hostile to greater EU integration.
Judging from this exhibition, Mr. Newton's tastes were formed early, under the boot of German domination.
Fears of French-German domination are nothing new.
Britain championed their membership, not least to dilute Franco-German domination, but Cameron's focus on discouraging their entitlements in Britain risks turning friends into foes.
But Mr. Chirac's effort to take a leadership role on Iraq has opened deep divisions within Europe, in part because France is suspected of having a hidden agenda to restore French-German domination of Europe.
At its congress, the CDU voted to allow EU member states voluntary exits from the euro, but rejected calls for ECB board membership to be weighted according to size of economy – a recipe for Franco-German domination.
Following a Hungarian defeat at the Battle of Mohács in 1526, Hungary was occupied by Turkish forces, who were replaced by German Habsburg domination in the late 17th century.
