Sentence examples for demanded control of the from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, CBS took umbrage at the first Letterman proposal because it demanded control of the future of the the time period even after Mr. Letterman retired.

The VHP has demanded control of the 67-acre area and set a deadline of today to begin building a new temple.

Another DGM band, alternative rock group The Rosenbergs, opted to work with the label following conflicts with their previous label Universal Records, which had even demanded control of the band's domain name: in contrast, DGM had encouraged them to retain control of their own master recordings and provided them with funds for touring and promoting their album.

MOSCOW — During his two terms as president, Vladimir V. Putin muscled a new kind of capitalism onto the Russian stage, blending government and private business, jailing tycoons and demanding control of the "commanding heights" of the economy, the petroleum companies that now pump more oil than Saudi Arabia.

These are all incidents that are familiar, or should be familiar, to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who went out of his way to demand control of the public schools, and Mr. Kelly, who is in charge of the police and the school safety officers.

The Bankers Trust people opened the meeting by demanding control of the workout, plus the payment of their airfares and hotel expenses.

During a testy telephone call on Sunday, Mr. Abashidze said Mr. Saakashvili demanded control of customs duties and of the Batumi port.

(Woman, doctor, aged 44) The administration demanded control of every patient in terms of progress of treatment.

For this reason, as far as the eye can see and despair can stretch, the Israelis and Palestinians are doomed to play out their wretched parts: Israel possessed of the hubris of demanding control of and security in the whole Holy Land in the false colours of a mutually beneficial peace treaty; the Palestinians denied any realistic semblance of self-determination or self-respect.

Turning against the ravages of drug abuse and the juggernaut of slum clearance, they carry blueprints, flowers and a manifesto — "We the people demand control of our communities" — into a rainbow-anointed future.

A new procedure for the ductility demands control of single-degree-of freedom systems under repeated near-fault earthquakes is proposed.