Sentence examples for to taking control from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's is close to taking control of Home Retail Group after agreeing an increased price of £1.3bn for the owner of Argos.

For slightly older kids, their sense of identity is fundamentally constructed online; it's a small step to taking control of the construction, building their own websites.

Speaking on Radio 4's Today programme, Soubry declined to commit the government to taking control of a large part of the British steel industry.

Banca di Roma, Italy's No. 4 bank, moved a step closer to taking control of its smaller rival, Bipop-Carire, after the companies approved a merger this weekend.

And once Vivendi's balance sheet is in a stronger position, it could turn its attention to taking control of other cash-rich businesses like Vivendi Environnement.

New chief executives typically use the time prior to taking control and then their first 100 days for a "substantial refresh", Keeble notes.

They decided to take control.

You have to take control.

They were trying to take control.

Was it daunting to take control?

I needed to take control".