Sentence examples for for complete control of from inspiring English sources

The UN envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, said on Saturday he anticipated a "terrible battle" for complete control of the city.

Having lost the potential for complete control of the set-top box, Microsoft now finds itself just one of several companies vying to provide the operating system.

Arbabi, A., Horie, Y., Bagheri, M. & Faraon, A. Dielectric metasurfaces for complete control of phase and polarization with subwavelength spatial resolution and high transmission.

Adam Horowitz, the co-creator with Edward Kitsis of "Once Upon a Time" and its spinoff, said Disney's reputation for complete control of its bedrock characters has not been borne out in his experience.

Desperate to get into the LBO game and improve Shearson's lackluster earnings, Mr. Cohen accepted Mr. Johnson's demands for complete control of RJR Nabisco (including the power to veto his own firing) and a stake worth up to $2.5 billion to be shared by Mr. Johnson and a handful of other RJR Nabisco executives.

For complete control of lithography functions, the physical limits must be carefully predefined so that the executive commands do not exceed those limits.

Meanwhile Sky TV, still 40 per cent Murdoch-owned despite his withdrawal of the bid for complete control in the wake of the hacking revelations, can boast 10.6 million British customers.

Those 32 words in Bush's draft legislation allow for the complete control of at least $700bn in US taxpayer dollars by a single person, the secretary of the Treasury, and worse, stipulate: "Decisions by the secretary pursuant to the authority of this act are non-reviewable and committed to agency discretion, and may not be reviewed by any court of law or any administrative agency".

In spite of the great number of his historical examples, Machiavelli can point in The Prince to no single ruler who evinced the sort of variable virtù that he deems necessary for the complete control of fortune.

However, previous work in this area did not allow for complete control over the length scale of the bridges and had limitations on the volume fraction of mineral content.

The establishment of the MVZ required significant negotiation with President Benjamin Wheeler and the Regents, for Alexander wanted complete control of the museum and its research agenda (Stein 2001).