Sentence examples for secure dominance over from inspiring English sources

The PNAC churned out other policy papers in the 1990s with the same general thrust: Now that the Soviet Union no longer existed, the U.S. must use its military power to secure dominance over the Earth, especially the oil producing regions thereby controlling the energy supplies of any future rival.

The Google war chest has all but secured dominance over smaller library efforts, like the author's own project to digitize the French national collection.

Opponents fear that if the AKP gains additional seats in the new election it will encourage Erdoğan to further stall government formation and even to call for a third round of elections in an attempt to secure enough dominance over the legislature to form another single-party government.

Microsoft, whose Azure IoT is one of the leading enterprise IoT cloud platforms, is aiming to secure its dominance over fog computing by pushing its Windows 10 IoT to become the OS of choice for IoT gateways and other high-end edge devices that will be the central focus of fog computing.

This alliance between "Aureliano, D. Mariana, and Paulo Barbosa, with the marquis of Itanhaém as their adherent, rapidly secured them dominance over the affairs" of the court.

It may also be that Penda made war against the East Angles with the intention of securing Mercian dominance over the area of Middle Anglia, where Penda established his son Peada as ruler.

We calculated the relative strength of the effects of dominance, over-dominance and under-dominance; see Methods for details on the calculation of each of these effects.

The mechanisms of dominance, over-dominance and under-dominance can be considered at a single locus level (though several cases of dominance would be necessary to explain heterosis by this mechanism alone).

Alfred the Great secured Wessex, achieved dominance over western Mercia, and assumed the title "King of the English".

This is evinced by his dominance over Iraq's security framework, which he secured by establishing private security forces predominantly in Baghdad, which report to him exclusively.

In Pateman's view, the social contract that initiates civil society and provides for the legitimate exercise of political rights is also a sexual contract that establishes what she calls "the law of male sex-right," securing male sexual access to and dominance over women (1988, 182).