Sentence examples for held hegemony over from inspiring English sources

The Tribal Hidage has been used to construct theories about the political organisation of the Anglo-Saxons, and to give an insight into the Mercian state and its neighbours at a time when Mercia held hegemony over a number of other peoples.

The North, so much less prosperous than the South, where London holds hegemony, depends on European Union investments and grants.

(North Korea, according to its official news agency, views the arrangement as a serious threat "pursuant to the U.S. strategic interests to hold hegemony in Northeast Asia"). .

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".

The Cold War was about a confrontation between two countries that each aspired to maintain hegemony over the entire planet.

Back when pitches were made of real grass and ball skills ruled supreme, the stick wizards of the Pakistani and Indian teams held an unrelenting hegemony over world hockey.

In the present ecosystem discourse, economy and competitiveness hold hegemony, and the objective of 'organic networks' is above all to serve economic productivity.

Oslo reflected Israel's priorities — to restrict Palestinian water consumption and maintain its hegemony over the mountain aquifer.

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

The rejection of the hegemony of evidentialism is quite compatible with holding a hegemony thesis for a fragment of epistemology.