Sentence examples similar to hegemonic in the second from inspiring English sources
Indeed, with regard to age difference, Symonds and Ellis should be viewed as early proponents of the equality model of male homosexuality that would eventually become hegemonic in the second half of the twentieth century.
"They need to realize the huge price they are paying for their hegemonic policies in the Middle East.
Especially the latter has shown hegemonic ambition in the region.
The study uses Rittberger et al. (2006) explanatory model (that explains three conditions Problem, Cognitive and Hegemonic conditions) in the development of multilateral organizations in GBM region.
The paper argues in favor of the leadership role of India as the hegemonic power in the context of establishing the ecological integrity of the GBM river basin.
This point of view that centered on the US hegemonic position in the Asian economic development and integration also leads to an adaptation of the "flying geese" model.
In this vein, Schmitt interpreted the Monroe-doctrine as the first act of hegemonic appropriation of a sphere of interest that might come to form part of a new global order, if only America were willing let Germany impose its own Monroe-doctrine on continental Europe (GO 83 90).
The opportunity is the chance to make progress on some of the region's fundamental problems now that, for the first time in a century, Arabs and Jews alike fully appreciate the menace in Iran's hegemonic ambitions to dominate the Muslim world.
Mari was abandoned for the first time in the middle of the 26th century BC, but was rebuilt and became the capital of a hegemonic East-Semitic state before 2500 BC.
It would seem that Iran today is closer to Czechoslovakia in 1968, when the first attempt at peaceful revolution was violently crushed, than it is to the situation twenty years later, when the young students beaten and arrested a generation before had become the culturally hegemonic force in the country.
They are clearly hegemonic in this regard.
