Sentence examples for have partial control from inspiring English sources
Such treatment seems common in Basra, where militias have partial control, especially in the districts on the outskirts where Abdel-Qader lives.
At the moment we only have partial control over that rulebook, but potentially we would have lost all control over it.
Public financing is one of Democrats' top priorities for this year's legislative session, but Republicans, who have partial control of the Senate, have opposed it.
(Although Democrats have a numerical majority in the Senate, Republicans have partial control of the chamber — and veto power over any bill moving to the floor — thanks to an alliance they formed with an independent faction of Democrats).
But Republicans now have partial control of the chamber because of a coalition they recently established to share power with a group of dissident Democrats who favor more gun control.
Next year is an election year at the state level, and Republicans who have partial control of the State Senate have made clear they are not interested in pursuing any tax increases.
The British energy firm has partial control of a giant Siberian gas field that Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled gas behemoth, has long coveted.
He said any changes would have a minor impact, because CSX has partial control of only 5 of about 575 miles in the train system, between Newark and Cranford on the Raritan Valley line.
MIT researchers thought that humans would be happiest when they had partial control to schedule work during these interactions, even though the robots can much more quickly use algorithms to schedule the work.
It includes countries where the government has partial control of territory (Sudan), where it cannot deliver basic services (Zimbabwe) and places with high levels of political conflict (Nigeria).Fragile states contain roughly half the developing world's childhood deaths.
