Sentence examples for nominally under control from inspiring English sources

Now, with the Inhuman threat nominally under control, the two no-nonsense heads of rival spy agencies are canoodling over a candlelit dinner of takeaway burgers.

As a result, just before the transfer of power, the occupation shifted $2.5 billion in Iraqi oil revenues, which were nominally under control of the Iraqi oil and finance ministries, to construction projects that would provide a quick payoff to Iraqis increasingly skeptical about American intentions.

Austria had solidified its control over Lombardy-Venice and extended its protection to those provinces nominally under the control of Francis' daughter Marie Louise.

A few weeks ago, the increasingly impatient pro-Ouattara forces started clashing with government troops still nominally under the control of Mr Gbagbo, capturing several towns in the west and seizing control of Abidjan's working-class district of Abobo.

Tagab, nominally under government control, has been run by the Taliban since 2011.

It has been united, at least nominally, under Israeli control for the past 42 years.

In the Bush White House, judicial confirmations are nominally under the control of the counsel, Alberto Gonzalez.

One of the newest and most recalcitrant provinces, it was a dangerous, volatile place, only nominally under Roman control.

The scouts were nominally under the control of Zambia's park service, but they were paid, at best, irregularly, and were in only intermittent communication with their superiors.

The Kurdish area functions as a semiautonomous state with its own military force that is only nominally under the control of Iraq's Defense Ministry.

Inside the Afghan war zone that opened on Oct. 7, American combat planes struck for the second day in a row outside Jalalabad, where bands of Taliban roam with highway robbers in an area only nominally under opposition control.