Sentence examples for longstanding supremacy from inspiring English sources

A blue-ribbon panel of scientific and technology advisers to President Obama warns that the nation risks losing its longstanding supremacy in food production because research in agriculture has not kept up with new challenges like climate change, depleted land and water resources and emerging pests, pathogens and invasive plants.

On top of everything else, Brazil has also lost its longstanding world supremacy in soccer, always a psychological bulwark in times of trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO — In a decision that could set the stage for a test of the supremacy of a longstanding federal labor law, a panel of federal judges found Tuesday that San Francisco had the right to charge employers to help pay for its universal health care plan, the first in the nation.

Activists working within the system and outside of it want the same thing: for museums to stop acting like they are neutral and to acknowledge and correct the longstanding, racist histories that have affirmed white supremacy.

The Arab countries reportedly have an eye on items such as powerful bunker buster bombs and top of the range F-35 fighter jets, but the US currently prohibits their sale due to a longstanding commitment to maintaining Israel's military supremacy in the region.

Countries like Britain and New Zealand have systems of parliamentary supremacy and no written constitution, but are held together by longstanding traditions, accepted modes of procedure and engaged citizens.

White supremacy.

Male supremacy.

White supremacy implies black inferiority.

But how longstanding is longstanding?

So much for judicial supremacy.