Sentence examples for gained partial from inspiring English sources

(Kurdistan had gained partial autonomy before Saddam Hussein's overthrow, and many Kurds were agitating for secession).

As a West Bank town, it existed under full Israeli control from 1967 to 1996, when the Palestinians gained partial control as one of the steps toward peace.

When no one answered the officers' knock, according to police officials, they gained partial entry with a key provided by property management and kicked open a safety chain.

The Advanced Encryption Standard AESS), which supersedes DES, gained partial support in version 1.3.0 of krb5 and full support in version 1.3.2.

In exchange, the DPP gained partial control of Denmark's immigration policy, which quickly became among the most restrictive in Europe.Denmark prides itself on an exceptionally open and frank political culture.

Following the completion of his acquisition of the two cable networks USA Network and the Sci-Fi Channel (now Syfy)—through which he acquired assets of the production company Universal Television and gained partial ownership of the international ticket retailer Ticketmaster HSN, Inc., was renamed USA Networks, Inc. (USAI), in 1998.

However, in the realistic environment, the adversary can gain partial information about decryption private key through various types of side channel attacks.

In postwar Tokyo, the Kyokutokai, a yakuza federation of merchants and black market dealers, used their own Japanese-Korean members to recruit from the Korean side, eventually gaining partial control of city.

PAGE A4 GAZA EXPANDS FARMING Gaza, cut off by Israel and Egypt for the last four years and heavily dependent on food aid, is expanding an enormous state-run farm aimed at gaining partial food independence.

But now, at a time when high-technology jobs are increasingly replacing vocational jobs, and when medical technology is making it possible for deaf children to gain partial hearing through cochlear implants, some parents and educators are pushing for broader forms of communication.

That includes Samsung, whose smart TVs can apparently be repurposed as spy posts, as well as Apple and Google, whose smartphone operating systems, iOS and Android, find themselves threatened by targeted exploits that allow the CIA to gain partial remote control.