Sentence examples for control of enemy from inspiring English sources

One of the most enjoyable new tactics in the campaign is the ability to take direct control of enemy bots by hacking them, unleashing rounds on their bewildered allies before detonating to take as many with you as you can.

There were numerous clashes between communists and Nationalists as their military forces competed for control of enemy territory and as the communists tried to expand their political influence in Nationalist territory through propaganda and secret organizing.

The objective of most campaign mission objectives is to destroy or take control of enemy buildings.

Today, there are three under the total control of the enemy: Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal.

Moreover, the legitimate sensor nodes are prone to be corrupted, because of weak physical protection, so as to be under the control of the enemy.

The Bush version of the ICC is a political puppet in the control of US enemies out to snatch innocent Americans and slap them in irons forever.

He particularly expressed his admiration for Ancient Sparta, declaring it to have been the purest racial state: Furthermore, Hitler's concept of "Germanic" did not simply refer to an ethnic, cultural, or linguistic group, but also to a distinctly biological one, the superior "Germanic blood" that he wanted to salvage from the control of the enemies of the Aryan race.

Tilling and crop rotation were further agronomic practices that were introduced partly for fertility reasons but also for control of natural enemies, as rotation causes shifts in whole fungal pathogen communities.

If this human-controlled guard is killed, the game continues with the Counter Operative player taking control of a different enemy in the level.

America's military strategy in the Persian Gulf has always been as much about denying control of oil to enemies as assuring the flow of oil to the West.

This sort of control is the enemy of creativity.