The east side of the island is dominated by savanna vegetation.

Tourism continues to dominate the Anguillian economy.

New Caledonia's economy is dominated by the nickel industry.

The hard wiring metaphor dominates contemporary moral language.

The Democratic and Social Republican Party dominated until the 2005 coup.

The neoclassical school dominated the field up until the Great Depression.

In our globalized world, threats are interconnected.

The illicit narcotics industry dominates Afghanistan's economy.

In the last 25 years, we have moved from a world dominated by two superpowers to one dominated by one, and now to a leaderless, multi polar world.

Advertisements for ride sharing to Crimea dominate local posting boards.

Back in the 1970 s, there was some limited issuance of SDR denominated liabilities by commercial banks and SDR denominated bonds by corporations.

NEW YORK Today s world is dominated not by one or two or even several powers, but rather is influenced by dozens of state and non state actors exercising various kinds of power.

The US military budget dominates everything about foreign policy.

So it should surprise no one that containment is coming to dominate Asian diplomatic discourse.

Globalization has paved the way to a world dominated by the dictatorship of emotions and of ignorance.

The ruling FLN has dominated Algeria's political life since independence.

Colors of red, white and blue dominate the seal reflecting the American flag.

The western regions located in the alpine like country that is dominated by the Carpathian Mountains.

Sedimentary rocks dominate the southern half of the island, especially Old and New Red Sandstone.

And yet a military dominated regime remains a real possibility.

The Constitution was the highest level, over international conventions, which in turn prevailed over ordinary laws.

An overview of the Government's long term plans for the employment of women and its long term assessment of the obstacles to be overcome would be interesting.

So imagine a media atmosphere that isn't dominated by lame stereotypes about gender and other demographic characteristics.

Preparations for the climate change conference in Copenhagen are dominated by charges and recriminations.

In the postwar period, until recently, advanced economies dominated the global economy.

Hamas feels more confident next to an Egypt dominated by its parent movement.

So the questions that dominate national campaigns have little impact on European elections.

Ukraine s alternative would be to join a Russian dominated Customs Union that includes Belarus and Kazakhstan.

The NamDeb mining corporation, a joint venture between the government and De Beers, dominates the industry.

Today, by contrast, members of the ruling elite benefit directly and immensely from the state dominated economy.

NEW YORK It has become something of a cliché to predict that Asia will dominate the twenty first century.

This is unexpected, because only six months ago the war in Iraq dominated the political landscape.

Although other emerging regions will undergo a similar shift, Asia will dominate this transformation.

The international monetary system is likely to cease being dominated by a single currency over the same years.

The first pillar of this system is the public and private economic monopolies that dominate the country.

As late as 1976, Leonid Brezhnev told the French president that communism would dominate the world by 1995.

Entry barriers, particularly in service industries dominated by state owned oligopolies, need to be lowered.

Of course, an earlier attempt was made to create a commercial market in SDR denominated claims.

Yet the special interest groups have dominated the process, and Obama has failed to make any headway.

The alternative is an Asia left to its own devices and an Asian century that is dominated by China or characterized by frequent bouts of diplomatic tension or even conflict.

Luckily, that means that our parliament and even our male dominated governments cannot boast their effectiveness.

The trade of African countries is still dominated by commodities, which are subject to volatile price movements beyond their control.

In the same way, our lives are dominated by gravity but are almost oblivious to the force of surface tension.

They are reluctant members of the Bretton Woods institutions, which are dominated by countries that are no longer dominant.

Why, then, are they maintaining policies that protect the special interest groups that dominate the service sector?