Examples of using That dominated in English and their translations into Arabic
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There were three great empires… that dominated the world both culturally and militarily.
This means getting rid of the outmoded concepts that dominated the bipolar world for years.
A theme that dominated today's episode of the trapped whales was"The Russians are coming.".
Olazar was part of the Racing Club team that dominated Argentine football in the early 20th century.
For the grasslands team, no location would prove as challenging as that dominated by elephant grass in northeast India.
Confidence and trust between two former adversaries have replaced the hostility and animosity that dominated global politics for nearly half a century.
Typical examples of collective farms are the kolkhozy that dominated Soviet agriculture between 1930 and 1991 and the Israeli kibbutzim.
Although no single style defines Modernist painting, its proponents shared a desire to challenge the realist traditions that dominated art education.
However, that agenda soon ran up against the stability-focused macroeconomic policies that dominated policymaking in the period before the global financial crisis.
Changes in the balance of forces between the Powers that dominated the old order have allowed nationalism and regionalism to develop.
They even arrived at answers, such as myths, that dominated their lives, yet bore almost no resemblance to the truth.
enlarge facilities for victims, an approach that dominated the measures taken.
With regard to other practical issues, the one item that dominated all others, until very recently, was the appointment of a Prosecutor.
The big economic blocs that dominated GATT negotiations since 1948 realize that developing countries have to be included in a new round,
These were also the themes that dominated the guidelines and programmes involving youth adopted at a session of the General Assembly similar to this one, in 1985.
Nearer our own time, London and New York were at the centre of the great empires of the North Atlantic- the British and the American- that dominated the world in the 19th and 20th century respectively.
Much of the UNECE region is in many ways fundamentally different from developing regions, and because of this it was UNECE region-specific population and development issues that dominated the debate at the Geneva 1993 meeting and have done since.
In recent years, and with increased frequency, particularly due to events that dominated international politics recently, an alleged dichotomy between the right to freedom of opinion and expression and the right to freedom of religion or belief has been purported.
For starters, banks' current retrenchment of long-term investment financing is likely to persist. After all, many of the advanced-country banks, especially in Europe, that dominated such investment- for example, financing large-scale infrastructure projects- are undergoing deep deleveraging and rebuilding their capital buffers.
The ideological conflict that dominated the world during the second half of this century has been succeeded by a mosaic of explosions of violence that are difficult to characterize,