Sentence examples for it assumes control from inspiring English sources

This summer it will undertake its first operation outside Europe, when it assumes control of the international force in Afghanistan.

The Prado's own collection may also be reorganized when it assumes control of the Casón del Buen Retiro and the Army Museum.

It again raises key questions the Obama Administration has yet to fully answer as it assumes control of America's unconventional wars: How can it square urgent, real battlefield needs with the rule of law and the spirit of the nation's ideals?

Miami played more conservatively when it assumed control at its 29.

Rather, he said, the government, as part of its effort to privatize the many banks over which it assumed control during the economic crisis of 1997 and 1998, wanted to encourage "groups specializing in the banking sector to come into being".

As David Cameron said Britain and its EU partners would put pressure on Moscow after it assumed control of Crimea, a government document drawn up for a meeting of senior ministers said that "London's financial centre" should not be closed to Russians.

Yet Congress, while it assumed control over Puerto Rico's economy and while its financial oversight board sought to impose some of the failed austerity measures used in Kansas and Greece, has simultaneously refused to assume responsibility over the economic woes afflicting its territory.

In the 14 months since it assumed control of monetary policy for the euro countries, the European Central Bank has struggled to maintain its credibility in global markets even as it has watched the euro decline steadily the entire time.

Puigdemont said last month's snap election, which was called by the Madrid government after it assumed control of Catalonia and sacked the regional government, had shown that Catalans wanted a pro-independence government.

It assumed control of the Shintō shrines, established a Department of Shintō (later changed to the status of a Shintō Ministry), and adopted restrictive policies against the other religions, including sect movements within Shintō.

The bill's approval, coming on the heels of the House passing its own tax bill last month, is the first significant legislative victory for the Republican Party since it assumed control of the House, Senate and White House in 2017.