Sentence examples for hegemonic control from inspiring English sources

Currently it ensures that one party will gain hegemonic control of parliament.

These different factors present a fundamental challenge to Egyptian hegemonic control over the Nile.

During the mid-1980s the state and civil society began to move, finally, against the hegemonic control of organized crime.

However much a modern party leader may wish he had hegemonic control over the party, the reality is that he does not, especially when times get hard.

He said he thought they were in Haiti to "occupy" it, and, much as Fidel Castro recently said, to extend their "hegemonic control".

They would acquiesce in the world's new ideological "diversity". And they would consign the democracies living in the shadow of the authoritarian great powers to their hegemonic control.

Or – as Foucault in a militant mood might have said – they aim "to disrupt dominant hegemonic spatial control through tactical urban infiltration".

The U.S. never wishes to compete with a hegemonic power that controls all the wealth of western Eurasia.

Certainly with Hot Fuzz and the The World's End, I guess if I was a student I'd talk about them being metaphors for capitalist societies that have hegemonic means of controlling people where there is no outward aggressive coercion.

According to Keohane, hegemonic powers must have control over raw materials, sources of capital, control over market and competitive advantages in the production of highly valued goods (Keohane 1984).

By vanquishing Mr Duhalde, the president won unquestioned control over the hegemonic Peronist party—as the rally on May 25th was intended to show.