Meanings of political supremacy in English

The inevitable result was a conflict for political supremacy between Parliament and king.

As the curtain falls on Xi's first term his political supremacy is beyond doubt.

ANALYSIS:Fianna Fáil has just lost dominance of local government, the bedrock of its political supremacy.

The struggle for political supremacy continues there.

This is hardly a desirable outcome, if the political supremacy of the Abkhaz group is to be preserved.

This change was the direct result of the conquests and the political supremacy achieved by the northern people.

The South had provoked the quarrel because its political supremacy was checked by the election of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency.

The occasion was one to call out the greatest powers of the two remarkable men who there contested for political supremacy.

I can confirm there was never a battle for political supremacy in the newsroom by the Workers' Party or any other party.

A great struggle then ensued between the nations of western Asia for political supremacy in the "land of the Amorites".

Wherever there was a contest in any State for political supremacy the least worthy faction frequently got his ear and his confidence.

The South, to retain her political supremacy, or even her equality, needed more slave-States to furnish additional votes in the United States Senate.

What a great directness of purpose may be traced in the career of Pitt, who lived-ay ,anddied-forthe sake of political supremacy.

Above all, I realised that the battle for political supremacy between government and business, the state and the market, was essentially a twentieth-century hangover.

The political supremacy and material advantages which all these establishments acquired for Judah could not fail to rouse the jealousy of the other tribes.

Greece, after her brief day of political supremacy, was sinking rapidly into desuetude, and the hard-headed Roman in the West was making himself master everywhere.