Sentence examples for under their domination from inspiring English sources

"I will not work for them or under their domination".

One reason this is possible is that warlords, and Afghan relief officials under their domination, have been left in control of the eradication program.

"She may be influenced by them, but saying she will come under their domination is too strong," said Harold Crouch, an expert on the Indonesian military with the International Crisis Group, a policy institute.

Surely, part of the motivation for the distortion of reality is that the warped picture provides justification for the elite's lack of compassion for those who suffer under their domination.

Popular theatre existed among the Iranians, who were proud of a long-lived cultural tradition and preserved their national language under Arab domination; indeed, even their branch of Islam, Shīʿism, set them apart from the Sunni majority.

All 37 officers from Scotland Yard's human-trafficking unit were trying to piece together how the three women came under such domination by their alleged captors and how the situation escaped the notice of outsiders over such a long period.

They had lived under white domination for centuries, their land taken from them, their status reduced to virtual serfdom.

A similar model of a tumultuous world transformed into a golden age by a savior king was adopted for the Lamb and Potter, although for their audiences living under Roman domination, the savior was yet to come.

Many decried Lanzmann's apparent willingness to condemn the entire Polish nation (the often high-handed Lanzmann didn't deny it) without acknowledging their own extreme suffering under Nazi domination.

The next 200 years witnessed incessant warfare between the Mon and the Burmans, but the Mon managed to retain their independence until 1539, when they came under the domination of Toungoo Myanmar.

Mina provides a dramatic, in-depth, insider's view of the miserable, early-twentieth-century life of rural people living under feudal domination, almost as slaves, becoming indebted to their landlords," Van Dam writes.