Sentence examples for guarding control from inspiring English sources

But we'll all know exactly where Apple stands – jealously guarding control of their users and trying to block Google and other third party developers at every turn from getting their superior applications in front those users.

But our democratic system is supposed to be based on accountability and transparency, not jealously guarding control of the U.S. Senate.

A few other magazines and newspapers have also become serious about building verticals, but they tend to jealously guard control of their online audiences and content.

Mr. Raja may not have been a threat to Mr. Karunanidhi's children, who jealously guard control of the party as their birthright.

The tests represent only a modest step toward centralized oversight of nuclear energy facilities in Europe, where member states zealously guard control over their energy industries.

That was no surprise, considering that stocks were in their third year of decline and the Barilla family had always shunned the possibility of an initial stock offering that would sap their jealously guarded control.

Guarded, controlled".

Cook kept a diary that called him "guarded, controlled" with a whole lot of "distance and wariness".

But the FBI failed to account for one thing: the fallout of enraging a cultish brand on top of the most guarded, controlling ecosystem that computing has ever seen.

The firm also provides security services comprising manned guarding, access control and patrolling of customer facilities.

"Guards control college basketball," Huggins said.