Sentence examples for prevailing powers from inspiring English sources

Mandela's legacy has been now frequently rewritten to suit prevailing powers, some of whom had previously branded him as communist and even terrorist.

But then we realised they are the prevailing powers in this city, not the government, so we withdrew.

VR 1968: The Year that Rocked the World, by Mark Kurlansky (Vintage, £7.99) 1968 was a year of hope and possibility when the prevailing powers were being challenged from every direction.

Apple has faced a fair amount of state-sponsored criticism in China, a market where the prevailing powers have a stated goal of promoting more home-grown network and IT solutions.

Every one of his films is about the debunking of prevailing power structures.

Fashions, like our tastes in TV, cinema and theatre, often express the prevailing power relations of a society.

You can understand Mitchell's doubts about the prevailing power of democracy and justice; yet without some optimistic gesture the production, magnificent in its portrayal of domestic carnage, achieves only a muted climax.

According to Fugicha Waqo, the use of jokes or plays challenges prevailing power relations and the male-centred social order in Borana society.

However, since this type of policy can be easily folded into existing urban policies and does not require an overhaul of prevailing power structures, adoption of creative-class policies has been on the rise.

China certainly does not need its southern neighbor as much as North Korea needs the PRC, and Beijing could be now be using this discrepancy to remind Kim of the prevailing power dynamic.

The study in [3] focuses on proposing a method to schedule the dispatched power of the wind farm-dual BESS scheme, so as to meet the prevailing power market requirements.