Sentence examples for leaving to control from inspiring English sources

Rebels at the gate search any cars leaving to control looting, but traffic is scant.

Because the notable absence are civilians – there is no one left to control.

By this statute the courts were given jurisdiction over certain actions of this description, while the common law was left to control all others.

The position on the NEC has become highly sought after because of the internal struggle between the party's right and left to control its ruling council.

He said: We have now breached 1 degree of global warming, and we only have half a degree left to control it, so we need to act with greater resolve and urgency.

We have now breached 1 degree of global warming, and we only have half a degree left to control it, so we need to act with greater resolve and urgency.

One constant in centuries of our troubled relationship with the mainland of Europe has been Britain's determination that never for any length of time should France and Germany be left to control the destiny of Europe alone.

Berg has also been given guarantees that he and he alone will be left to control first-team affairs without interference.

Sometimes the rocket came in too hot, didn't have enough hydraulic fluid left to control its descent, or one of the landing legs didn't lock properly causing the rocket to tip over.

"Are you — leaving?" Trying to control her voice, she said nothing.

All those people in Boston, they didn't vote leave to 'control our borders'.