Sentence examples for by taking full control of from inspiring English sources
By taking full control of Prodigy, SBC hopes to have greater management flexibility.
By taking full control of the creative process, a much deeper exploration was possible.
By taking full control of the De Beers Group, the world's top diamond producer, the mining company Anglo American adds prestige to its holdings.
Société Générale has one of the strongest retail banking networks in the country, which it hopes to strengthen by taking full control of Credit du Nord, another retail bank.
David Cameron's criticisms of the BBC over its "Wigan Pier" coverage of the Autumn Statement can be seen in a broader context: departing Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards complained to this newspaper last week of the cosy relations between Government officials and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp as it sought to outgun the BBC by taking full control of BSkyB.
By taking full control of BSkyB, News Corp. would benefit by "increasing the geographic diversification of our earnings base, reducing our exposure to cyclical advertising revenues and increasing our direct consumer subscription revenues," Chase Carey, the chief operating officer of News Corp., said in a statement.
But it has bolstered its presence in emerging markets with its 2010 purchase of the brewing business of Femsa of Mexico and by taking full control last year of Asia Pacific Breweries.
Alcoa is said by analysts to be mainly concerned with taking full control of the alumina venture and avoiding the prospect of having to work with a new partner.
Following a deadly incident that occurred in late April 1995 on the recently opened motorway, Croatia reclaimed all of the RS Ks territory in western Slavonia during Operation Flash, taking full control of the territory by 4 May, three days after the battle began.
Because Switzerland is outside the European Union, Swissair was restricted from taking full control of the carriers.
