Sentence examples for reestablish control from inspiring English sources

An article yesterday about British efforts to reestablish control in Majar al-Kabir, a town in southern Iraq where six British soldiers were killed last week, misspelled the surname of the commander of an incoming convoy of tanks and helicopters.

The main goal is to save the mentor (Captain Richard Foster), who has been trapped on a space station, and reestablish control over the space station Athena.

Many predict that as soon as withdrawal happens, the Taliban will follow IS's course and reestablish control of the country.

He added: "We need a robust legal framework to confront the circumstances… I have decided that we should reestablish control of our frontiers".

After fleeing the colonial capitol of Williamsburg, Lord Dunmore, the Royal Governor of Virginia, tried to reestablish control of the colony from Norfolk.

Devlin believed that the only way to reestablish control over the province was to deploy an additional division to Anbar, coupled with billions of dollars of aid, or by creating a "sizeable and legally approved paramilitary force".

On November 20 the Sudanese army recaptured Kaling in Southern Kordofan and thus reestablished control of an area used by rebels to stage raids into Northern Kordofan.

Those operations have had mixed success, in part because authorities often have not provided adequate services in the territories where they have reestablished control.

The government reestablished control by force by mobilizing the army, outlawing the ANC and the PAC, and arresting more than 11,000 people under emergency regulations.

This marks the end of Roman Britain, for the central government never reestablished control, but for a generation there was little other outward change.

For an embattled President Bush, combating the mullahs of Tehran may be a useful means of diverting attention from Iraq and reestablishing control of the Republican party prior to next year's congressional elections.