Sentence examples for control national from inspiring English sources
Where do the rights of shareholders to realize a return on their equity end and the right of America as a nation to control national security technology start?
B6 New Jersey Senate Debate Jon S. Corzine and Jim Florio clashed on gun control, national security and taxes, with each of the Democrats trying to portray himself as the stronger champion of the elderly and working families.
New Jersey's two Democratic candidates for the United States Senate clashed over gun control, national security and taxes tonight during their third debate, as each candidate tried to portray himself as the stronger champion of working families and the elderly.
Still, issues of gun control, national security and immigration have reverberated in the US presidential campaign from the first moment that authorities suggested that Islamic extremism may have played some role in last week's attack.
Mr. Lugar is the finest Indiana statesman in our memory and is still the bright, perceptive Rhodes scholar we sent to Washington six terms ago, but he wouldn't bow to the ultraconservatives who now control national Republican politics.
Most Dominicans deeply feared Trujillo and his secret police force, although they admired his bold personality which they regarded as fundamentally Dominican and his ability to control national affairs and promote public works projects.
By considering barriers across the whole spectrum of malaria control, national-level policy makers can better allocate resources.
In a statement, Mr. Pawlenty sought to take up Mr. Daniels's mantle of fiscal restraint, saying, "Mitch and I agree that America's out-of-control national debt is a threat to our nation's future".
But it would be misleading to portray Putin as merely another out-of-control national romantic.
In 2009, after becoming increasingly concerned with the country's out-of-control national debt and precarious financial situation, the Governor formed the OUR America Initiative, a 501c(4) non-profit that promotes fiscal responsibility, civil liberties, and rational public policy.
The trustees of the trust itself, who would control National Amusements if Mr. Redstone were declared incompetent, have also ratified the selection of the National Amusements directors.
