Sentence examples for to keep in control from inspiring English sources

Ministers struggle to keep in control; some, he writes, "have resorted to FOI-ing their own departments to get vital information".

The key results allow us to confirm that with the adoption of the QoSatAr architecture, it is possible to keep in control the satellite system load while guaranteeing QoS levels for the high-priority traffic classes even though bandwidth variations due to rain events are experienced.

When health declines, older persons may benefit from an intervention program that strengthens their self-management and empowers them to keep in control of their own body and life.

Specifically the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a structured intervention that emphasizes the strengthening of self-management by older persons with deteriorating health in order to empower them to keep in control of their own body and life [ 12, 14– 17].

When looking at the results, one has to keep in mind that the control group received ordinary care, which of course should also be beneficial.

Always keep in control of yourself.

Generally the severe form proved unhealable and was only to be kept in control by surgery.

In the meantime we'll do what we can to keep users in control in the apparently endless loop".

Sam Powell dummied his way through for Wigan's second try and Joe Burgess slid in to keep them in control.

For Hastert, it's not winning his seat; it's keeping hold of the speaker's chair, which means he has to keep Republicans in control".

When the impulse you need to control is strong, waiting out this wave of desire is usually enough to keep yourself in control.