Sentence examples for under the overall control from inspiring English sources

Even with all the improvements, the airline remains under the overall control of the Hanjin Group, a conglomerate dominated by a powerful, close-knit family, as many large Korean companies are.

Although under the overall control of the SS, the main transit camp of Drancy, from which 63,000 people were sent to their deaths, was run by Paris's police force.

One reason that old taboos against higher education for women have collapsed is that Iranian universities, under the overall control of Muslim religious leaders, offer worried parents strict controls over their daughters' lives on campus.

Despite the fact that Hong Kong remains under the overall control of Beijing, however, Google searches are still effectively censored because the site is subject to China's so-called "Great Firewall" - the system for blocking and filtering websites that the authorities deem dangerous or offensive.

Snappily named the X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System, the 19m- (62ft-) wide aircraft is designed to take split-second decisions on its own initiative – and even land itself on an aircraft carrier – while remaining under the overall control of human operators.

Throughout Phlep's command, the corps was under the overall control of 2nd Panzer Army and conducted anti-Partisan operations throughout the NDH and Montenegro.

In north-east Scotland, the Liberal Democrats remained the biggest single party in Aberdeen but fell short of a majority, leaving the council under no overall control.

But they will have to continue as a minority administration after elections earlier this month left the council under no overall control.

Portsmouth City Council is now under no overall control, although the Lib Dems are still the largest party.

In the Forest of Dean District Council the Conservatives are the largest party but the district council remains under no overall control, as does Bristol City Council and Stroud District Council.

In better news for the Tories, the party regained Winchester - which had been under no overall control - and, in the last result of election day, Boris Johnson won a second term as London mayor.