Sentence examples for control over vital from inspiring English sources
No news organization today could get away with exclusive control over vital historic testimony for so many years.
Many corporations have resisted shifting e-mail, accounting or customer tracking software to the Web, for fear of losing control over vital business functions.
But there are also networks and overlays of crime, corruption, political power plays, ethnic rivalries and local factions in competition for control over vital areas.
Many liberal economists in China have been calling for a loosening of state control over vital sectors, from financial services to energy and telecommunications.
The automatic right of all EU citizens to come to live and work in the UK will end, as will EU control over vital aspects of our social security system," they write.
What is more, allowing money to flow in and out of the country with few restrictions would effectively mean surrendering control over vital aspects of the state-run banking system.
By controlling such a key seaside corridor, the separatists along with their Kremlin backers would take over vital oil and gas fields.
The attack today was directed at American soldiers who were trying to keep tight control over a vital roadway, and keep Baghdad from reinforcing its paramilitary forces in Najaf.
The country, an island nation of 300,000, has long rejected membership in the European Union, a prerequisite for adopting the euro, because it feared the bloc's common fisheries policy would strip it of control over a vital natural resource.
From 411 to 408 he helped Athens to a spectacular recovery, defeating the Spartan fleet in the Hellespont at Abydos (411) and Cyzicus (410) and regaining control over the vital grain route from the Black Sea.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian insurgents and opposition activists said Monday that rebel forces had taken control of Syria's largest hydroelectric dam, an assertion that, if confirmed, would give them significant control over a vital reservoir and what remains of the sporadic power supplies in their war-ravaged country.
