Sentence examples for restore control of from inspiring English sources
The US said success of the agreement would hinge on whether the Kiev government was able to restore control of its border with Russia.
"We have no ambition in Iraq except to remove a threat and restore control of that country to its own people.
Police used grenades and teargas to restore control of a court building occupied by Serbian activists last week in the town of Mitrovica.
Concerned archaeologists urged United States military leaders to take more forceful steps to protect Iraqi's cultural treasures and to restore control of them to the local Department of Antiquities.
Then the party moved to restore control of foreign trade to the cabinet, drawing complaints among generals, probably including Vice Marshal Ri, said the center, which is run by defectors from North Korea.
Thus, the 1963 Tokyo Convention obliges contracting states to take all appropriate measures to restore control of an aircraft hijacked in flight to its lawful commander, and obliges the state in which the aircraft lands to allow the passengers and crew to continue their journey, and to return the aircraft and its cargo to those lawfully entitled to possession.
It can start on Wednesday by passing the Assembly's carefully balanced bill restoring control of New York City schools to the mayor's office.
On the plus side, with a cheap currency and restored control of its monetary policy, Greece's chances of returning to growth might improve drastically.
Two successive bonus-point victories over Castres, the French champions of two seasons ago, have not just restored control of their own qualifying destiny but stoked a rising belief in their ability to perform consistently regardless of surroundings.
New York's most galling public servants need to get back to Albany and do their jobs, and they should start by restoring control of New York City's schools to Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Atop the pile on January 26th was a 1934 document restoring control of the Bank of Haiti to the government from the American bank that held it during a military occupation.
