Sentence examples for securing control over from inspiring English sources
Ramon Berenguer I also expanded his domain by securing control over the adjacent counties of Ampurias and Pallars.
By securing control over Asia Pacfic Breweries, which the Dutch brewer operates through a joint venture with Fraser & Neave, Heineken will increase its market share in a number of fast-growing emerging markets.
Nearly three weeks into the war, with the allies securing control over much of Iraq, American forces well into their effort to take Baghdad and Mr. Hussein's fate unclear, Mr. Bush appeared more relaxed than during his last session with Mr. Blair, at Camp David on March 27.
After securing control over Commonwealth, Báthory had a chance to devote himself to strengthening his authority, in which he was supported by his chancellor Jan Zamoyski, who would soon become one of the king's most trusted advisers.
Instead, they see the real U.S. agenda as twofold: securing control over Iraq's oil wealth and redrawing the strategic map of the Middle East to make it more palatable for the United States.
The view from this location and the scale and quality of its construction prove, according to A. Bon, that Chlemoutsi was not built as a citadel for Glarentza, but that it fulfilled an independent military role, that of securing control over the wider region.
The link with Sonargaon became a far more secure control over the ports of Bengal.
Since its establishment, the Jewish State has devoted major efforts to secure control over the land of Israel.
This has given them advanced AI capabilities, helping to secure control over a crucial part of the global digital infrastructure.
Joshco is in the process of taking control of the neighbouring building through a combination of consultation with tenants and legal moves to secure control over the property.
The establishment of the Dutch East India Company and a powerful navy helped Amsterdam secure control over trade routes and outposts as far away as Japan, Indonesia, India and the Americas.
