Sentence examples for considerable control of from inspiring English sources

Bastian Schweinsteiger 8 Seized considerable control of central midfield.

Since then, Ms. Rice has taken considerable control of the Middle East policy through Elliott Abrams, the fiercely pro-Israel director of Middle East Affairs at the National Security Council, whom Ms. Rice hired a year ago.

"It seemed as if they [the regions] wanted to gain considerable control of Welsh rugby," read the letter.

In the latest twist in their continuing row, the letter to member clubs from the WRU, claims the reason negotiations over the participation agreement with regions had foundered was because "it seemed as if they [the regions] wanted to gain considerable control of Welsh rugby".

Conroy hopes that William IV will die while Victoria is still a minor, which would mean that the Duchess would be appointed Regent, and he would be the power behind the throne through his considerable control of the Duchess.

A comparison military population may enable considerable control of the healthy soldier effect, but this too may need to be carefully selected.

Given the considerable control on moving capital out of Mainland China, Neat may be an easy option for Chinese startups that are looking to go global but don't want the hassle of dealing with traditional banks to set up their Hong Kong entity.

Dell insiders have considerable control over the fate of the company — more so than about 90 percent of the rest of the Standard & Poor's 500, according to Rotary Gallop.

Thus, by the end of the 4th century, Yamato was a kingdom well settled on the Nara plain with considerable control over the peoples of the archipelago.

In some cases the institutional inquisitions themselves exerted considerable control over the prosecution of offenses that other courts treated with less consistency.

The thermal conductivity of the thin seasonally freezing and thawing soil layer in permafrost landscapes exerts considerable control over the sensitivity of the permafrost to energy and mass exchanges at the surface.