Sentence examples for control of dutch from inspiring English sources

The control of Dutch elm disease largely involves the exclusion of beetles.

The economy of the sanitation method is stressed by New York experts in the control of Dutch elm disease.

This longitudinal case study centres around a 'narrative' compiling 13 years of regulatory experience with risk assessment in practice of major hazard control of Dutch Seveso companies.

'There won't be a bubbly moment,' said Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin, as he ruled out champagne to celebrate the success of his consortium in the protracted battle for control of Dutch banking group ABN Amro.

A series of acquisitions of banks in the US had given it a strong presence in North America, and then the fight for control of Dutch bank ABN Amro had expanded its reach into investment banking and propelled RBS on to the global stage.

The massacre took place over several days after Serbian forces overran Srebrenica, which had been designated as a United Nations "safe haven" under the control of Dutch soldiers during the fighting and ethnic cleansing that marked the breakup of the former Yugoslavia.

One is the Dutch government's unwillingness to allow a foreign country to have majority control of a Dutch airline; the proposed merger would dilute the French government's current 54percentt stake in Air France to about 45percentt of the new holding company.

The former Netherlands Antilles were originally discovered by explorers sent in the 1490s by the King of Spain, but were eventually conquered by the Dutch West India Company in the 17th century, whereafter the islands remained under the control of the Dutch Crown as colonial territories.

2000: Walks away from Barcelona after having a difficult relationship with the press and assumes control of the Dutch national team ahead of the 2002 World Cup.

It was Depay's Manchester United team-mate Daley Blind at fault, as he failed to take control of a Dutch throw-in, and Arda muscled his way forward to finish at Cillessen's near post.

Already a flourishing port when the Portuguese arrived in the 16th century, Makassar subsequently came under the control of the Dutch, who built a trading station in 1607 and finally deposed the sultan in 1669.