Sentence examples for control of man from inspiring English sources

"We have taken control of Man," a rebel commander, Felix Doh, said, a claim confirmed by residents and Western military officials.

Incendiary munitions, such as firebombs, could—when used in massive numbers over a small area—create a raging inferno which destroyed life and property with greater rapidity than any technology under the control of man.

According to this hypothesis, the existing differences in the per capita income levels between the developed and the underdeveloped countries cannot be accounted for purely in terms of differences in natural conditions beyond the control of man and society.

Many of these controls remain in control of man.

The organism will do exactly what the scientist intended: a living thing, but under the control of Man.

And despite the failure of British Sky Broadcasting, a unit of Murdoch's News Corp, to take control of Man U in 1999, BSkyB last year renewed its deal with England's Premier League.

They're behind high walls, under the strong control of men".

Demons also contend for control of men's lives, the most prominent being Iblīs (the Devil), who tempts mortal man, or Shayṭan, or Satan (see also Islām).

Dina Brawer, UK ambassador of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance told the Jewish Chronicle, "The instinct behind such a draconian ban is one of power and control, of men over women.

Nonetheless, the road is under the control of men loyal to Afghanistan's new interim government as are the villages along the road to Hazar Qadam, where Afghanistan's national tricolor flag waves.

Scaraffia said in her open letter to the pope that it seemed as if a vital initiative had been "reduced to silence" and that there had been "a return to the antiquated and arid custom of choosing women considered trustworthy from on-high, under the direct control of men".