Sentence examples for expects to control the from inspiring English sources
"The whole idea of office space is to have places where you can have an intersection of ideas, areas of collaboration," said David W. Levinson, the chairman and chief executive of L&L Holding Company, which expects to control the site in 2015, when the reconstruction would begin.
As it turned out, however, the United States found it much harder than expected to control the independent Indians in their newly acquired territory.
The News Corporation is expected to control the new company but could offer a minority stake to the public, a person close to the situation said.
Film stars, offering themselves as screens on to which audiences can project their fantasies, cannot expect to control the process, except in the most indirect way.
Hamas is expected to control the most important government ministries after weeks of negotiations failed to persuade other Palestinian parties to join its government.
Carnegie Hall cannot be expected to control the quality of events at the upstairs hall when 300 of 350 events are rentals.
Strategically, the Dhofar war was one of the most important conflicts of the 20th century, as the victors could expect to control the Strait of Hormuz and the flow of oil.
According to the F.P.D's own guidelines, handlers should not release the hounds "if a lower level of force could reasonably be expected to control the suspect or allow for the apprehension".
