Sentence examples for asserts its control from inspiring English sources
In Tibet, China asserts its control through policies of intensified militarisation, hyper-securitisation, enhanced surveillance and ideological campaigns.
The Beijing government avidly asserts its control over matters of reincarnation as a way of securing the loyalty and political complexion of influential Tibetan figures.
One patient stated: "Sometimes for fun, it slackens its grip and I think that it has gone forever, only for it to cruelly re-assert its control over me and I gasp for breath once more".
Fighting in the west and protests in the east today threatened the return of thousands of Afghan refugees from Iran and Pakistan as the American-backed government here showed further signs that it was incapable of asserting its control over large swaths of the country.
Still, Professor Kayden said, the affidavit that RFR Realty produces each year would be useful evidence if an adverse possession claim were ever filed, since it demonstrated that the owner had "clearly and unambiguously" asserted its control.
It should be clearer later today whether the Northern Alliance can assert its control over every part of the city or will encounter pockets of resistance, especially from non-Afghan members of the Taliban who have generally been the most stubborn about giving up the fight.
IN FITS and starts, and much too slowly for most of its citizens' liking, the government of Georgia is trying to assert its control over its own territory.
China and Taiwan split amid civil war in 1949 and Beijing has long sought to assert its control over the island, using military force if necessary.
The opposition's line is that having defanged the army, AK is now bent on asserting its control over the law.
After 15 years of civil war and no government, an Islamist army has swept aside warlords and firmly asserted its control.
Over the next 15 years, armed conflicts periodically erupted between Libya and Chad as each nation tried to assert its control over the strip.
