Sentence examples for ambitions to control from inspiring English sources
The New York-based Murdoch family-controlled media company has long had ambitions to control Sky, Britain's satellite pay-television juggernaut that boasts exclusive rights to soccer and other sporting events.
15) reveals that the tentacles of American banks and financial institutions have worldwide connections and global ambitions to control the economy of nations everywhere.
But even more important than Ankara's stated goal of stopping Isis is preventing the US-backed Kurds from advancing into areas that would secure them their historical ambitions to control territory held by Arabs in north-eastern Syria.
Last week it announced that it had bought the UK-based Twitter client Tweetdeck for a rumoured $40m£24m4m), confirming its ambitions to control more of the client space.
EVER since an unsuccessful attempt by the United States to conquer Canada in the war of 1812, Canadians have worried that Americans harbour ambitions to control, if not to own, their territory.
The Philippines is worried about China's ambitions to control the Sea.Kim Hyun Chul, a son of South Korea's president, Kim Young Sam, was accused of corruption and tax evasion.The military junta in Myanmar arrested 60 members of the National League for Democracy.
"Pakistan has no ambition to control Afghanistan to serve any of its interests," he said.
The ambition to control them is as profoundly human as it is right.
This rivalry, involving an ambition to control the Scottish march, dominated Neville's career.
Executives of the Deseret News Publishing Company, however, strongly deny they have any ambition to control the content of their competitor; all they seek, they say, is a chance for The News to compete head to head with The Tribune for morning readers.
They forced Seifert to abandoned his long-held ambition to control the London market and are demanding major boardroom changes at the upcoming annual meeting as the price for him trying (again).
