Sentence examples for not fully controlling from inspiring English sources

There has been a degree of partisan squabbling, with Nicolas Sarkozy's Les Républicains movement initially coming down hard on François Hollande's government for not doing enough for security in the ten months since Charlie Hebdo, or for not fully controlling borders.

The Nuggets did not fully control Kobe Bryant (34 points) or Pau Gasol (21).

Even the fact that the FN does not fully control any region could work in its favour.

David Bechhofer, a Bain director, said it was unfair to reward employees for results they could not fully control.

But, other than their records, which pitchers acknowledge is something they do not fully control, Webb has the superior statistics.

He said Isis fighters still controlled 30% of Ramadi, and that government forces did not fully control many districts from which Isis fighters have retreated.

Given the scale of its ambitions, the museum clearly has a lot to lose from any perception that it does not fully control its own future.

For Berman, the lesson is "a general principle: economic development and governance can be at odds when the territory is not fully controlled by the government".

The foreign minister acknowledged that Iran could not fully control its 600-mile border with Afghanistan, noting that it had proved porous to drug smuggling for two decades.

But Qaeda militants and their allies appear to operate freely even in areas they do not fully control, possibly including Aden, the south's major city.

As it turned out, Russia was then facing both war and revolution, and could not fully control the heartland, to say nothing of ruling the entire world.