Sentence examples for has asserted control from inspiring English sources
Most crucially, a large network of political and social movements has asserted control over the independence movement, after decades in which the military struggle dominated.
The military has asserted control in Swat through a large military presence in the valleys and support for private tribal militias tasked with keeping the Taliban at bay.
Turner's longtime colleague Bob Wussler says that Gazprom, the state-dominated monopoly that has asserted control over the TV network, told him and Turner, "You go do a deal with Gusinsky and come back and we'll do a deal with you".
It also has asserted control over parts of the South China Sea.
By that point, Pittsburgh led by double digits and had asserted control.
The inevitable "grog" story of First Contact came in the final episode, from Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia where the women have asserted control.
During the three-year war in Syria, Kurds have asserted control in parts of the northeast where their community predominates.
The left wing has asserted full control of Twitter now, so the right wing will just have to make do with #Gab, #WeSearchr, Breitbart, the House of Representatives, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the White House.
At another end of the political spectrum, Mrs. Kirchner's nationalization plan drew support from Venezuela, where President Hugo Chávez has asserted state control over dozens of companies, including huge oil projects, in recent years.
LA PAZ, Bolivia — President Evo Morales's leftist government, which has asserted greater control over some of South America's most coveted natural gas reserves, is facing a challenge as neighboring countries move to achieve energy security by cutting their dependence on Bolivian gas supplies.
In the last four years Google appears to have learned something important and frustrating: China is not becoming more open politically; if anything, the government has asserted tighter control over the Internet, the media, human rights activists, nongovernmental organizations and foreign enterprises like Google.
