Sentence examples for greater ability to control from inspiring English sources

The alliance is gaining greater ability to control and monitor Russian territory.

Mr. Obama's election could provide a chance for Iraq to start a new chapter, with greater ability to control its own destiny.

Such rights would allow a famous person much greater ability to control the use of his or her image, name or personality and would potentially provide a further lucrative income for celebrities for such use.

Higher scores, the researchers write in the May issue of Developmental Psychology, indicate a greater ability to control and direct one's own behavior, an ability essential for success in the structured environment of a kindergarten class.

They say that they their recent handovers show their good faith and that they will hand back more land when and if their Palestinian counterparts show a greater ability to control terrorism.

Advantages of the transapical approach compared to a transfemoral approach include more reliable coaxial alignment of the transcatheter valve with the aortic annulus and greater ability to control delivery of the valve [33].

Sand remembers with great fondness his apprenticeship under Kaufman--as does Kaufman, who calls Sand a "wise judge". Sand says that Kaufman "had great ability to control a case, to move it forward, to cut through discovery motions...

No immediate pressure is seen as managers have shown great ability to control their rates, but long-term worries are starting to emerge, said Geoffrey Buswik, an analyst with S&P attending the forum on Wednesday.

Remarking late in the first act "we are all frail," he awakens us to the dilemma of one in thrall to a pathology greater than his ability to control it.

It is also relevant to consider whether data or methodologic limitations may cause data linkages to fail to find associations observed in research studies with greater power or ability to control confounders.

Interviews with ICDDR,B managers noted a marked change in terms of ownership and control, with ICDDR,B demonstrating much greater capacity and ability to control its own development, and preparedness to invest core funds particularly in neglected areas in order to build future capacity.