Sentence examples for taken control over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "taken control over" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "taken control of." Example: "The new management has taken control of the company to implement necessary changes."
"The feminists have taken control over every institution in this country -- they want to take control over men," he said.
General Zia's forces, however, did not resume their advance until Wednesday, four days later, well after American-led forces had taken control over the battlefield.
The Russia-backed Donetsk People's Republic said in a statement on Friday its forces had taken "control over the territory of Donetsk airport and its surroundings" but admitted that "about 10 Ukrainian soldiers" remained in the terminal.
Speaking before he and Bayoh's family met the lord advocate, Frank Mulholland, to raise their concerns, Anwar said he was shocked to learn that PIRC had not taken control over the case until Tuesday, and that it had no powers to suspend the officers involved.
Ever since then, the whole country has taken "control" over their oil industry.
Armani has taken control over much of his production and distribution.
Slowly but surely, Palestinians are taking control over their lives.
"I will take control over Ajaria," he declared.
And it probably means you should take control over dinner.
He has yet to disclose who will take control over his businesses or when.
Central banks must once again take control over all rates - short and long, safe and risky.
