Sentence examples for warfare over control from inspiring English sources
When she worked at the ultra-liberal, listener-supported radio station WBAI, she was considered something of a right-wing nut by some staff members — against whom she conducted on-air, internecine warfare over control of station programming in the 1980s.
Choosing Security Over Control.
In New York a federal judge in 1997 found that an F.B.I. agent had improperly given protection and information to a high-level Mafia informant who was waging internecine warfare in the early 1990's over control of the Colombo crime family; in that struggle, 10 mobsters and an innocent teenager were killed.
2003: Besides Olaf Eliasson's more obvious futuristic allusion to the culminating effects human populations have on weather, and the denial and debate that feasibly can one day escalate into warfare over which populations have control over weather modification, is the ancient root of politics that makes it akin to religion.
These years were filled with psychological warfare, mind control and terror.
"Rather than seeking to play class warfare over school funding, perhaps Mr Piccoli should acknowledge that he completely controls decisions over funding allocations to each school, teacher wages, class sizes, Year 12 curriculum and pretty much every other operational decision in NSW schools," he said.
As of the moment, there are no border controls between the two entities -- a remarkable victory for peace, after all the guerrilla warfare over the past 50 years or so.
Corporate warfare over patents is not new.
But there has been trench warfare over which should close.
Chagnon believed that biology was essential to understanding the tribe's warfare over women.
