Sentence examples for able to keep control of from inspiring English sources

Some said Abbas would try negotiations, fail, and then wouldn't be able to keep control of things.

So is Watson going to be able to keep control of his emotions when the matches start today?

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"Their thinking seems to be that by grabbing territory now, and with the peace process under way, they will be able to keep control of the diamond mines later on," said Margaret Novicki, the United Nations mission spokeswoman.

Will the country's politicians, themselves surprised by the intensity of the demonstrations roiling Nepal, be able to keep control of popular outrage or to corral the ambitions of the Maoist rebel leaders who have given their blessings to the pro-democracy movement?

The only scrap of comfort for the prime minister came from responses to another question: by 60% to 18%, people thought it was not true that "Britain will still be able to keep control of its taxes, defence, criminal justice and foreign policy if a new European constitution does come into force".

I am able to keep control over all of my team members without ever suppressing their self esteem and self motivation. 1 2 3 4 5.

She was able to keep control because her husband had granted her the power of attorney to run things in his absence.

Simulation results illustrate that this control proposal is able to keep control system performance and preserve stability.

The bomber caught fire and he was barely able to keep control.

While the izinDuna looked on anxiously, Moffat questioned whether Lobengula would be able to keep control.