Sentence examples for to come under control from inspiring English sources

"If you have a fire, the moment the fire brigade turns up, the situation starts to come under control".

It is not clear how legislators and regulators would react if a research institution like Bell Labs were to come under control of a foreign company.

The pilot is being half-dragged, trying to keep the balloon on the ground and shouting at the boy to jump out The situation seems to come under control, and the men slow down, except John Logon: the wind renews its rage and the balloon breaks free.

There is no reason to expect it to subside of its own accord, nor to expect it to come under control in the absence of a far larger effort to stop it.Trying to be precise about how bad things could get, absent that effort, is not possible.

It was not until late afternoon that the blaze began to come under control, although the fire continued during the night before being officially declared over the next morning.

In order to ensure that the negative effects of carbon emission begin to come under control, the G20 member states should resolve to set 2018 as the year in which these emissions will peak; emissions will fall after 2018, Peak Emission Year, as a result of the legislative action agreed by the G20 member states.

"To the extent the militias are willing to come under the control of the Iraqi chain of command, we will continue our assistance," said the senior U.S. military officer.

The municipality is now likely to come under Serb control in elections in October.

The change is likely to lead the municipality to come under Serb control in elections in October.

The Venda were, in fact, the last of the peoples in the area to come under European control.

Norway's finance ministry has called for the country's interbank lending rate to come under government control amid fears it has been manipulated.