Sentence examples for to be put in control from inspiring English sources

Voters need choice, they need access, they need to be put in control.

Even before the recent violence, it had vowed to pull out its 1,300 troops unless the UN was put "in control" in Iraq.

One clause of the agreement calls for the Americans to build "sustainable" housing units for detainees to be put in after they are transferred to Afghan control, and out of the Parwan facility.

2) Proper controls need to be put in place: e.g., controls for treatments leading to hyper-excitability.

Critically, it didn't identify the risk posed by the open waters' edge of Cockle Bay or assess the need "for controls to be put in place to eliminate, isolate or reduce that risk", she said.

They were once reserved only for royal ceremonies but their use has expanded, and some drummers are asking for controls to be put in place.

In addition, there are pressing challenges to financial sustainability which will require more cost control measures to be put in place.

There seems to be a consensus that controls need to be put in place because of the effects of more litigation on Australian society.

SEATTLE -- Coffee chain Starbucks says it's sticking to its policy of letting customers carry guns where it's legal and is asking not to be put in the middle of a larger gun-control debate.

Moreover, controls need to be put in place to monitor the quality of this off-site work as well as the validity of reporting.

Infection control measures need to be put in place to reduce transmission of MDR-TB.