Sentence examples for hegemonic rule from inspiring English sources

After generations of hegemonic rule, the centrist PRI is still the country's strongest party.

But critics point to a litany of recent scandals and government failures — including the Aristegui dismissal and the disappearance of 43 college students in Guerrero — to suggest the "bad old days" of the PRI's hegemonic rule are creeping back.

The experience of masculinity is closely related to the exercise of sexuality (29), since heterosexuality is a key factor associated with hegemonic rules of masculinity (30).

The hegemonic pattern of masculinity in Nicaragua is machismo.

Under hegemonic conditions the Golden Rule isn't just misguided, it's downright oppressive.

Some critics would describe United States as the hegemonic maker of the rules rather than the neutral enforcer.

Chinese state media took a more bellicose tone, with China Daily warning: "The Trump administration is behaving like a gang of hoodlums with its shakedown of other countries, particularly China," adding the tariffs "have set off the largest trade war in economic history, demonstrating a typical hegemonic attitude against the rules of world trade".

The U.S. inability to help resolve the myriad island disputes in Asia and its failure to overcome domestic resistance to the TPP suggest that a time will come quite soon when America no longer rules the waves in the Pacific (or has the hegemonic power to waive the rules).

The hegemonic impulses of the ruling party have cost South Africa much in terms of economic efficiency and erosion of the rule of law.

sHegemonic Stability Theory proposers such as Kindleberger (1973), Gilpin (1987) and Modelski (1987) have argued that the world is a safer place with less conflicts if there is a hegemonic power to dictate order and set the rules.

These rules create a certain kind of hegemonic discourse over how we think and talk about certain people and events like "terrorists" and "terrorism".