Sentence examples for establish firm control from inspiring English sources
Political struggles in the Diet have led to constantly changing ministries, and individual ministers rarely stay at a post long enough to establish firm control of their administration.
And the government needs to establish firm control over territory where this is lacking.Its efforts to do so take two forms.
Moreover, NATO officials acknowledged they did not have reliable estimates on the number of soldiers fighting a last-ditch campaign to back Colonel Qaddafi, which makes it hard to judge when the rebels might establish firm control over the capital.
Alerted to this move, Washington retreated farther, establishing a position in the village of White Plains but failed to establish firm control over local high ground.
His main target was to establish firm control over the Syrian littoral, as well as the routes connecting it to the interior.
In 1876 the Uruguayan armed forces took over the government and, aided by improved communications, began to establish firmer control over the interior.
This infuriated many of his coalition partners, including Miss Megawati, who guards her clean reputation jealously and did not like the sideswipe at her party.Mr Wahid's other big personnel fiasco involved his attempt, last year, to establish firmer control over the army by promoting an outspoken junior general, Agus Wirahadikusumah.
But the authoritarian president has since pushed them out of power, establishing firm control over the country.
A peace deal in 1997 assured Islamists a 30% quota of government posts, but over time Rahmon succeeded in pushing them out and establishing firm control over the government.
The Punjab Plain was ruled by ancient northern Hindu dynasties until the Muslims established firm control after the defeat of Prithviraja Chauhan by Muʿizz al-Dīn Muḥammad ibn Sām (Muḥammad Ghūrī) in 1192 ce.
The rebels have established firm control of more than a half-dozen towns from the Dhiba border crossing into Tunisia, where rebel guards mingle amiably with their Tunisian counterparts, to the major town of Yafran, a 90-minute drive from Tripoli.
