hegemony in A Sentence

The two-party Hegemony was finally broken.

China will never seek Hegemony: Xi.

The costs of such Hegemony will only grow for China.

American aggression and Hegemony must be stopped whatever the cost.

In the Cold War the goal was to prevent Russian Hegemony.

Hinduizing politics meant to establish political and cultural Hegemony of upper-caste Hindus.

But today the harmony is over and the mentality of Hegemony is emerging.

India, and perhaps Japan, Australia and some south-east Asian countries, see it as Hegemony;

The last two tried to establish Hegemony by negotiating for naval base sites.

Address its energy needs and most importantly, free India from the Hegemony of the US.

Wade, Robert Hunter(2002) US Hegemony and the World Bank: the fight over people and ideas.

Moreover, America's Hegemony since WW2 has ensured that we have been the dominant force in the world.

The last fifty years has also seen French cultural identity"threatened" by global market forces and by American"cultural Hegemony".

The last 70 years has also seen French cultural identity"threatened" by global market forces and by American"cultural Hegemony.

It was a question of the political and commercial Hegemony in the Kerala Coast, Who was supreme?

Americans will not conceive of themselves as orchestrators of a benevolent global Hegemony, or as agents of an indispensable nation.

Such a state of affairs has resulted in the formation of many regional organisations to counterbalance the“Dragon Hegemony” in Asia.

The second form of asserting power involved treaties in which Indian rulers acknowledged the Company's Hegemony in return for limited internal autonomy.

Power effectively resides with a small group of individuals whose authority is generally based on wealth-based, intellectual, family, military, or religious Hegemony.

Obsession with Arms in Saudi Arabia and some other GCC countries can only be explained in terms of their ambition for regional Hegemony.

There also exists a certain fear over the perceived loss of French identity and culture in the European system and under American"cultural Hegemony.

The internet was expected to renew democracy, tackle the Hegemony of the monopoly news providers and draw us all into a global community.

Pakistan remains China's closest ally as it is actively aiding, abetting and promoting Beijing's strategic goals and Hegemony in the region and the world.

But in the late 1970S, fundamentalists began to rebel against this secularist Hegemony and started to wrest religion out of its marginal position and back to center stage.

In fact, former prime minister David Ben-Gurion flagged the rise of Asia amidst waning Western Hegemony as early as 1953, in an essay titled“Israel Among The Nations”.

What we can say here with some confidence is that the forces(“Neo-Liberalism”?) behind the Hegemony of globalist institutions over the last twenty or thirty years have been broken.

The permanent five made some token concessions to the growing clamour for nuclear disarmament and eventually sealed their Hegemony with the duplicitous and discriminatory Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1968.

Sanders argued that the U.S. post-Cold War goal of“benevolent global Hegemony” had been“utterly discredited,” particularly by“the disastrous Iraq war and the instability and destruction it has brought to the region.”.

There is evidence in the Books of the Chilam Balams that there was another, earlier name for this city prior to the arrival of the Itza Hegemony in northern Yucatan.

There is evidence in the Books of the Chilam Balams that there was another, earlier name for this city prior to the arrival of the Itza Hegemony in northern Yucatán.

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hegemony in A Sentence

The two-party Hegemony was finally broken.

China will never seek Hegemony: Xi.

The costs of such Hegemony will only grow for China.

American aggression and Hegemony must be stopped whatever the cost.

In the Cold War the goal was to prevent Russian Hegemony.

Hinduizing politics meant to establish political and cultural Hegemony of upper-caste Hindus.

But today the harmony is over and the mentality of Hegemony is emerging.

India, and perhaps Japan, Australia and some south-east Asian countries, see it as Hegemony;

The last two tried to establish Hegemony by negotiating for naval base sites.

Address its energy needs and most importantly, free India from the Hegemony of the US.

Wade, Robert Hunter(2002) US Hegemony and the World Bank: the fight over people and ideas.

Moreover, America's Hegemony since WW2 has ensured that we have been the dominant force in the world.

The last fifty years has also seen French cultural identity"threatened" by global market forces and by American"cultural Hegemony".

The last 70 years has also seen French cultural identity"threatened" by global market forces and by American"cultural Hegemony.

It was a question of the political and commercial Hegemony in the Kerala Coast, Who was supreme?

Americans will not conceive of themselves as orchestrators of a benevolent global Hegemony, or as agents of an indispensable nation.

Such a state of affairs has resulted in the formation of many regional organisations to counterbalance the“Dragon Hegemony” in Asia.

The second form of asserting power involved treaties in which Indian rulers acknowledged the Company's Hegemony in return for limited internal autonomy.

Power effectively resides with a small group of individuals whose authority is generally based on wealth-based, intellectual, family, military, or religious Hegemony.

Obsession with Arms in Saudi Arabia and some other GCC countries can only be explained in terms of their ambition for regional Hegemony.

There also exists a certain fear over the perceived loss of French identity and culture in the European system and under American"cultural Hegemony.

The internet was expected to renew democracy, tackle the Hegemony of the monopoly news providers and draw us all into a global community.

Pakistan remains China's closest ally as it is actively aiding, abetting and promoting Beijing's strategic goals and Hegemony in the region and the world.

But in the late 1970S, fundamentalists began to rebel against this secularist Hegemony and started to wrest religion out of its marginal position and back to center stage.

In fact, former prime minister David Ben-Gurion flagged the rise of Asia amidst waning Western Hegemony as early as 1953, in an essay titled“Israel Among The Nations”.

What we can say here with some confidence is that the forces(“Neo-Liberalism”?) behind the Hegemony of globalist institutions over the last twenty or thirty years have been broken.

The permanent five made some token concessions to the growing clamour for nuclear disarmament and eventually sealed their Hegemony with the duplicitous and discriminatory Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1968.

Sanders argued that the U.S. post-Cold War goal of“benevolent global Hegemony” had been“utterly discredited,” particularly by“the disastrous Iraq war and the instability and destruction it has brought to the region.”.

There is evidence in the Books of the Chilam Balams that there was another, earlier name for this city prior to the arrival of the Itza Hegemony in northern Yucatan.

There is evidence in the Books of the Chilam Balams that there was another, earlier name for this city prior to the arrival of the Itza Hegemony in northern Yucatán.

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