Sentence examples for secured dominance from inspiring English sources
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.
It is a measure of how fast the army has moved to secure dominance as it propels Pakistan into its own war on terror.General Sharif and his fellow officers argue that the school massacre has brought not just a reluctant political class but also the bulk of the country to recognise that Islamist militants pose a threat to Pakistan's very existence.
However, game theoretical analysis suggests that punishment is an adaptive strategy for individuals living in stable social groups, and that punishment can help establish or secure dominance in a social group (Clutton-Brock & Parker 1995).
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 Shia majority also secured political dominance for the first time in Iraq's history.But the constitution has not helped peace along.
For a short period Ottoman expansion secured naval dominance in the Mediterranean.
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.
The policies of the leading world powers will be more and more focused on strengthening global security, rather than securing the dominance of any particular nation.
The growing recognition of the Parthenon in Athens as a major monument helped secure the dominance of this Grecian form.
But he could not secure political dominance in the Syrian government, and he feared that the activities of the Communists might provoke right-wing repressions.
Kookmin Bank, South Korea's biggest lender, has agreed to pay 7 trillion won ($7.2 billion) for a controlling stake in Korea Exchange Bank to secure its dominance in Asia's third-largest economy.
