Sentence examples similar to exercise effective controls from inspiring English sources

The Americans were able to exercise effective control, and conflicts began almost immediately.

Since 1995 the Palestinian Authority (PA) has come to exercise effective control over all Muslim institutions, religious courts, and appointments to religious office in east Jerusalem.

"While state boundaries would not change, the proposed councils for Naga-dominated areas outside Nagaland would exercise effective control there," reports the Nagaland Post.

Due to the Turkish occupation the EU acquis was suspended in those areas over which the government does not exercise effective control.

It may be objected that, regardless of what individual Catholics think, the bishops in fact exercise effective control over the church.

A deal may be structured as a merger with Vivendi that would not technically represent a change of ownership of the Cegetel stake but would still allow Mannesmann to exercise effective control over Cegetel.

Israel continues to exercise effective control over Gaza's borders and airspace as well as its population registry, and remains the occupying power there under international law.

As it became increasingly evident that the government had mishandled the crisis, people lost faith in its ability to exercise effective control over the nuclear industry.

Countless national governments fail to exercise effective control over their national territories, whether these are the outlying Southeast Asian islands where many of today's pirates base their operations or the Pakistani borderlands that nurture Al Qaeda supporters.

One of the aims of the Arusha Declaration was that government should exercise effective control over the principal means of production and pursue policies that facilitate collective beneficence from national resources.

It also said that he exercised effective control over the group's detention centers.