Sentence examples similar to having complete dominion from inspiring English sources

These differences are crucial, it is argued, because in not disturbing the holding in Jones, the Court pointed out that while his host was away, Jones had complete dominion and control over the apartment and could exclude others from it.

The sovereign should have complete dominion in all public matters secular and spiritual.

16 Largely as a result of their efforts, the idea of a definite three-mile belt in which an adjacent nation can, if it chooses, exercise broad, if not complete dominion, has apparently at last been generally accepted throughout the world, 17 although as late as 1876 there was still considerable doubt in England about its scope and even its existence.

Numenius avoids complete dualism in that reason does have ultimate dominion over matter, thus making the world as good as possible, given the existence of the recalcitrant matter.

He developed a self-discipline so complete, friends and aides say, that he has established dominion over not only what he does but also how he feels.

God has dominion over the living and the dead and over those yet to be born.

The banana has dominion over them all.

We have dominion over our pets, but not other people.

So the man and his buddy the rib-thing have dominion over everything.

"People should have dominion over their computers," said Jon Leibowitz, an F.T.C. commissioner.

We have dominion over this world.