Sentence examples for exercising effective control from inspiring English sources
"The commission considers that there are a number of factors which would support the conclusion that Australia is exercising effective control over the asylum seekers transferred to and detained in Nauru".
China's military is "fully capable of exercising effective control" over the zone, Mr Geng added.
Yet, after 12 years of exercising effective control, hard-up Ford plans to sell some of the 33.4% stake it owns in Mazda to raise cash, according to unconfirmed media reports.
It also said that he exercised effective control over the group's detention centers.
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.
Today, the state still exercises effective control over natural resources like oil, gas and coal; oil refining; production of steel and ferrous metals; telecommunications, transportation and power generation; and the financial system.
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.
[U.S.]) provincial militia captain who seized the reins of British colonial government in New York (Leisler's Rebellion) and exercised effective control over the area for more than 18 months in 1689 91.
Mr. Sharon has been blamed for detonating the recent outbreak of violence with his visit two and a half weeks ago to the steps of Jerusalem's ancient mosques, a site over which Israel claims sovereignty but where Islamic clerics have long exercised effective control.
