Sentence examples for have hegemony from inspiring English sources

People can have hegemony of a sort in an American school, but not really.

Some airline executives argue that having three truly national carriers competing head to head in every city would be an improvement on the situation today, in which the six airlines have hegemony over so-called fortress hubs at major metropolitan airports.

Media companies have hegemony over broadcast TV and they want to protect it".

Lord Heseltine said the real issue facing the UK was whether it wanted Germany to have "hegemony over Europe to our exclusion", adding: "I don't".

'I'm surrendering to him because he has hegemony over me.' That submission activates something inside someone.

Instead, the record companies now moaned the firm had hegemony, fixing prices of music and setting terms with impunity.

I think that in the absence of nuclear weapons that the Soviet Union would have had hegemony over western Europe".

The town had hegemony over Rome in the 7th and 6th centuries; a subsequent series of wars ended in the destruction of Veii (396 bc).

How has hegemony of the haves in our politics, at the expense and exclusion of the have-nots, fostered our democratic values?

It's completely visually driven," says Barry Rosen of his seashell collection, which spills from the table in his living room, colonizes surfaces in the bedroom, has hegemony over shelves in the custom-built cupboards and is stacked up in the living room where other people might have a couch.

When I asked him about Cameron's speech on the Christian foundations of British culture, he said: "My religion is a private thing … if you go back to Prince Charles, when he talks about faiths, religions: that's the kind of society I want to see, where no one particular religion has hegemony over society, we have a community of faiths.