Sentence examples for keen to control from inspiring English sources
Who will nurse his foibles when teams are so keen to control the variables?
After such a turbulent six months, Dior is keen to control the timing.
Both business and political reasons suggested that the banks would not be keen to control the country's newspaper business for an extended period.
Now the Prism and Tempora cats are out of the bag, and it's dawned on almost everyone what fools they've been, I'd guess that governments will soon be very keen to control encryption and will use the drug problem as a straw man defence for their next wave of intrusion.
They said the company would have substantial cash balances of around £518m after the rail deal, which even after any acquisitions, could lead to a distribution to shareholders of some £300m or 37p a share: In our view the existing cash surplus could also precipitate interest from remaining suitors who may be keen to control its use.
Even in the Mediterranean, whose front door the British Royal Navy was so keen to control in the 18th century, with the Arab Spring, demographic pressures – more people south of the Med now than north of it, a major development – and resurgent Turkey, there is plenty to employ diplomats' time.
EchoStar, America's second-biggest satellite-television operator, is also desperately keen to gain control of Hughes.
RDF's US chief executive Chris Coelen said there could be some "tricky negotiations" over digital projects with broadcast networks keen to keep control, but he said the key will be to put a strategy in place before a show is sold to a network.
The billionaire investment banker Roger Tamraz has emerged as the latest party keen to take control at the Macron Stadium, while the Sports Shield consortium, fronted by the former striker Dean Holdsworth, and the Bolton Wanderers Supporters Trust have also held talks with the club.
The ruling Freedom and Justice Party seemed as hell-bent as the regime of Hosni Mubarak on dominating political life and keen also to control people's private lives.
But for all the changes of name and ownership, questions persisted about UKTV's ultimate destiny, with BBC Worldwide keen to take full control.
