Sentence examples for deciding control from inspiring English sources
In three such districts, scattered from Staten Island to Lake Ontario, competitive races by Democratic newcomers proved pivotal in deciding control of the House.
The system models associated with individual system operators should be private and be unavailable for deciding control policies of other system operators.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 The Governor and the Senate A South Dakota senator's illness has put the spotlight on the state's governor, Mike Rounds, a Republican who could be in the position of deciding control of the Senate.
The plan is part of the Republican response to a Democratic political offensive on energy, which both parties say could prove key in deciding control of the closely split House and Senate in elections next year.
But instead of protecting him, there is increasing evidence that over the last three days the military establishment — one of the most respected institutions in Egyptian society, and the crucial factor in deciding control of the streets — may have been moving toward pushing Mr. Mubarak out.
Tim Kaine, the former Virginia governor running for his state's Senate seat in a race crucial to deciding control of the Senate, was the president's hand-picked choice to head the Democratic National Committee, making it difficult for him to act like he never met the man.
Impacts on the robot system are fed back by the previous self-sensing module and used to decide control operations to take in the next step, until the controlled system reaches the target state.
The races for the Fourth District seat and for the Senate will help decide control of Congress.
MINNESOTA was billed as one of the states that could help to decide control of the Senate.
If nominated, she will likely face Erskine Bowles, Clinton's chief of staff, in an election race that could decide control of the Senate.
Senator Tom Daschle, the majority leader, predicted lawmakers would approve Mr. Bush's request with bipartisan support before the November elections, which will decide control of the House and Senate.
