英語 での To be dominated の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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By this time, most of the Russian economy came to be dominated by the seven major emerging conglomerates called Oligarch.
He found the new world, a world which was soon to be dominated by the white man.
His subsequent career as priest and bishop was to be dominated by controversy and debate.
Without Christ, we are condemned to be dominated by the fatigue of daily life with all its worries and the fear of tomorrow.
While none of the Central Asian countries want to be dominated by Russia, none believe that the United States can be a true counterweight to Kremlin pressure.
Unsurprisingly this year's ranking of the UK's richest 1,000 people by the Sunday Times continues to be dominated by financiers, hedge funders and property tycoons.
Unsurprisingly these year's ranking of the UK's richest 1,000 people by the Sunday Times continues to be dominated by financiers, hedge funders and property tycoons.
Presently, the European regions holds the second position in the market but is likely to be dominated by the Asia Pacific region by the end of the forecast period.
Almost all of the assembly language that we will look at is going to be dominated not by machine code instructions like movl but by what are known as assembler directives.
FCC decision making on issues like net neutrality used to be dominated by industry insiders, and many would like to go back to the old regime.
In short, if psychopathy threatens the well-being of the group future, then it can only be dealt with by refusing to allow the self to be dominated by it on an individual, personal basis.
Hence, since the BTC/USD price has broken out of the short term psychological level of resistance and the market is likely to be dominated by bullish momentum in the short term.
UK revenues nearing a drop below 50%: Even with advances in market share in key European and APAC markets, IG's fortunes continue to be dominated by its UK business.
A structural change over time is that while in the 1950s there were only small-scale builders, the real estate industry changed to be dominated by large listed companies that produced buildings according to the current band principle.
The future is more likely to be dominated by the ideological struggle among the great powers than by the effort of radical Islamists to restore an imagined past of piety"("The world divides… and democracy is at bay", Times, 2 September 2007).
A year into the Syrian rebellion, the US and its allies weren't only supporting and arming an opposition they knew to be dominated by extreme sectarian groups; they were prepared to countenance the creation of some sort of“Islamic state”- despite the“grave danger” to Iraq's unity- as a Sunni buffer to weaken Syria.
But as long as third world countries, including those suffering from the after-affects of the Tsunami, countries ravaged by war and overwhelmed by HIV/AIDS continue to be dominated by debt repayments, as part of the World Bank‘debt sustainability' framework, the World Bank and IMF cannot honestly claim that they are working for poverty reduction and‘financing for development'.
In the latter, the economy tends to be dominated by productive labor, on the one hand, and investment on the other, and the sort of conflict that Karl Marx liked to talk about- in terms of the analysis I have been using in these essays, the conflict between the wage class and the investment class- determines the distribution of wealth and privilege in society.
It is happy to be dominated.