Sentence examples for expand control from inspiring English sources

"In Iraq, I learned how extremist groups exploit access to water to expand control over territory," Eliasson recalls.

A day after Obama declared that Iraqi and Kurdish forces backed by US warplanes had broken Isis' hold on the critical Mosul Dam, US Central Command announced two strikes near it on Monday, to "further expand control of the area".

Mr. Yun's comment came a day after two long-range American B-52 bombers flew through the contested airspace, a move seen as a warning by Washington that it would defy what it considered China's provocative attempt to expand control over airspace in the region.

The government of Vietnam "continued to expand control of all religious activities, severely restrict independent religious practice and repress individuals and religious groups... ......There are lots of global issues, from climate change to drug-trafficking, which need to be discussed in all-inclusive global institutions in the hope of finding practical solutions.

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Last year, state legislators granted Mr. Bloomberg widely expanded control of the city school system.

The expanded control system, with its variety of devices, would have to be designed to process that.

(On June 26th, as Islamist forces expanded control, President Obama requested half a billion dollars to train and arm moderate Syrian rebels).

Over the past decade, state companies have maintained and expanded control over industries like automobiles, aviation, chemicals, energy, information technology, machinery, metals, steel and telecommunications.