Sentence examples for mean control of from inspiring English sources
He and AMs agree that that should mean control of the Govia Thameslink company's London operation being handed to TfL as soon as possible.
If I call even one of these races wrong, it could indeed mean control of the Senate flips, I fully realize.
Not only will welfare mean control of pain and suffering, it will also entail nurturing and fulfilment of the animals' natures".
Power means control of government benefits.
This, in turn, has meant control of Congress.
By "autonomy," he means "control of the oil money".
That, simply put, means control of our borders, our trade arrangements, our money and our laws," he wrote.
Having served as President Ford's chief of staff, he understood intimately how control of the paper flow meant control of the decision-making.
We happily hidebound conservatives resist direct federal funding for the arts on the principle that control of the money ultimately means control of the artist.
That means control of borders, the ability to make treaties, and to import arms from Iraq and by sea from Iran. 2. Partial statehood would give Arafat control of an airport.
The yearning is for empowerment and self-emancipation, whether that means control of your creative talents or in dealing with the States' shocking gun-crime figures.
