Sentence examples for retain the control from inspiring English sources

In the emerging European education space, education is governed by the principle of subsidiarity, and member states retain the control over the structure and the content of their school curricula.

It becomes that much more difficult to retain the control that they might have had before a big film flops or fails".

Although Anacletus II was able to retain the control of the city of Rome and the Patrimony of St. Peter until his death in January 1138, his successor quickly made his submission to Innocent II, who is now regarded as true Pope.

One of the doctors explained that the outpatient department had a long-standing discussion when it was necessary to retain the control of patients with prostate cancer, and continued: 'I feel that we [doctors in the department] have talked about, that we in one way or another should move the control [of patients] outside [the hospital].

Offer a weekly review discussion in place of micro-management; in this way, you retain the control and place yourself in the position of discussing progress instead of having it metered out for you.

Across databases, we eliminated overlapping abstracts but retained the controlled vocabulary.

It's about possession, retaining the ball, controlling the game.

So while Democrats are likely to retain control, the potential for a Republican Senate majority remains very real.

Though the senate retained control, the Gracchi had strengthened the political influence of the plebeians.

But all teams, including the Yankees, retain control over the price of their premium seats and suites throughout the postseason.

If the Republicans retain control of the upper chamber, that will be senator John O. Bennett of Shrewsbury, the current majority leader.