Sentence examples for control of the nations from inspiring English sources
Nadine Dorries MP (hapless, lowbrow shrillness generator) When not trying to seize ownership and control of the nations' wombs because why should you get to decide what goes on with your own reproductive system, you can find Nadine blaming the people who found her guilty of fiddling her expenses for the fact that she chose to fiddle them.
There is, moreover, a struggle for control of the nation's six separate, and in some ways competing, intelligence services.
The United States assumed complete control of the nation's government in 1916 after its fragile political structure collapsed again.
Farmers worried that European aristocrats and oil-wealthy sheiks were driving up the price of land while also wresting control of the nation's food supply.
"We have a federalist government operating on the principles of Alexander Hamilton which is taking control of the nation's banks," he said.
Ever since the Great Depression, the United States government has exercised control of the nation's commercial shippers in exchange for what are known as Title XI loan guarantees.
That would enable him to quickly assume control of the nation's largest police force, his backers within the administration said.
A judge struck down a law granting Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles partial control of the nation's second-largest school district.
At the Democratic Convention in 1936, again speaking to a national radio audience, Roosevelt lambasted the "economic royalists" who had gained control of the nation's wealth.
