Sentence examples for secure more control over from inspiring English sources

Savaric then attempted to secure more control over other monasteries in his diocese, but died before he could set the plans in motion.

Boris Johnson has signalled plans to further boost his powers in the capital by lobbying the government to let "cash cow" London keep more of the tax revenue it generates and secure more mayoral control over how the money is spent.

Mr Cameron said he also wants to renegotiate powers over boarder control, to crack down on benefit tourism, to secure more trade and to have greater control over justice and home affairs.

A secure page provides you with more control over what people outside your network can see, allowing you to maintain a better grasp of how you are presented.

The ordinance, meant to help the city track and exert more control over an estimated 400 vacant properties, requires owners to secure and maintain their buildings, abate graffiti and conspicuously post their contact information.

If the SNP secures 50% of the vote in Scotland, that represents a vote by Scots for more control over their economic and cultural (that word again) destiny.

"No more control over them.

People need more control over their lives.

There is more and more control over our lives.

BigString offers subscribers more control over the information they disseminate.

Should cities have more control over their own destiny?