Diseases formerly under control, notably beriberi and malaria, had reappeared by the early 1980s.
The consequences of failing to sustain and enhance immunization cannot be overstated: the re-emergence of diseases that were formerly under control, the spread of diseases to countries where they had already been eliminated, and the continuing toll taken by death and disability upon millions of children in developing countries.
Some of the areas formerly under paramilitary control appear to be at peace.
Mr. Bush and Secretary Powell also met with Russia's foreign minister, Igor D. Ivanov, who expressed Russian concerns about the use of military force in Central Asia, formerly under Soviet control.
The republics formerly under the control of the Soviet Union also have actively revised their criminal codes, including Hungary (1961), Bulgaria (1968), Uzbekistan (1994), Russia (1996), Poland (1997), Kazakhstan (1997), Ukraine (2001), and Romania (2004).
And the sight is a marvel — assuming, under the category of the marvelous, that you count, as I do, the existence of the largest concentration of graceless concrete high-rise housing units ever to stomp across the landscape of a Central Europe country formerly under Communist control.
The former presidential guard commander, who is accused of shooting Camara at point-blank range after an argument, remains at large, and it is unclear how many of the approximately 150 men formerly under his control will stay loyal to him.
At the same time, that condition makes it possible to leverage those defensive concerns in our response to efforts by Russian leaders to reassert Russian power in states that were formerly under the control or influence of the Soviet Union.
To fill this power gap, the Senate voted that Augustus's imperium proconsulare maius (superior proconsular power) should not lapse when he was inside the city walls and thus, all armed forces in the city, formerly under the control of the urban praetors and consuls, were now under the sole authority of Augustus.
By mid-2012 Yemeni forces had retaken many of the areas formerly under AQAP's control.
Electricity is the first big United States industry formerly under the tight control of states to be opened up to international operators and their free market rules.
