Sentence examples for its control away from inspiring English sources

In 1956 President Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalisation of the canal snatched its control away from the British, forcing him later to fend off an attempted invasion by the Israelis, British and French that was designed to remove him from power.

Despite its ultimate failure, it took control away from big business and put it into the hands of users.

As the South felt its control slipping away, Southerners discovered the primacy of states' rights.

"It took control away from the council's housing departments.

Identifying strengths and weaknesses in a relationship and/or family empowers the participant/client as it wrests control away from experts.

Cisco has redesigned the Android operating system to make a tablet that also works as a desktop computer but it takes some control away from users.

In many ways, it takes the control away from women.

The service has already come under heavy criticism from bloggers who allege that it takes too much control away from end users, that it's susceptible to gaming by malicious parties and that its claim of superior speed is unrealistic.

The change not only allowed their decisions to face public scrutiny, it also took that control away from politicians.

Should it try to wrest control away from difficult businessmen, and invest time and energy in searching for past offences?

"If you take control away from them, it makes it even more stressful," Mr. Seman said.