Sentence examples for overseas control from inspiring English sources

But could Brexit signal an end to overseas control?

This is a nation born from its glorious refusal to accept overseas control".

The club, which is valued at £731 million, becomes the last of England's "big four" to come under overseas control, following Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool.

The goal is to create mining infrastructure in the U.S. and to prevent overseas control of the various currencies.

The Department for International Development and Department for Communities and Local Government have struck a deal to put the co-ordination of Britain's disaster response operations overseas under control of the UK Fire and Rescue Service.

As Gilbert notes, overseas gangs control methamphetamine importing, not the Mob or the Huks.

Overseas, price controls make for a different story.

[Page A1.] Liberty Media in German Cable Deal To further expand its holdings overseas, Liberty Media, controlled by John C. Malone, is acquiring cable TV systems with 10 million subscribers from Deutsche Telekom for about $4.7 billion.

On the surface, the movie offers liberal ideological sentiments: it condemns covert overseas operations controlled by oil interests; it's angry at the higher-ups who escaped blame for Abu Ghraib; it exhibits a clear distaste for the person and values of Dick Cheney.

Cadillac won't win overseas without controlling its own overseas distribution because those foreign operations always have their own agendas.

As a bridge to the new system, the House GOP plan taxes the deferred foreign earnings of U.S. companies doing business overseas as controlled foreign corporations.