Sentence examples for were to control from inspiring English sources

All three controllers are effective and were to control the C-Plane under expected operating conditions.

The British were to control the provinces of Baghdad and Basra and have influence further north.

But even if the Radicals were to control the government, which is unlikely, Serbia has no means to realise it.

The top three answers were to control Iraqi oil (76%), to build military bases and to help Israel.Iran ascendantInstead of frightening those who opposed American policy, such as the regimes of Iran and Syria, the Iraqi debacle emboldened them.

These regulations, most of which were to control density and protect the dunes and beach, prohibit roads and high-rise buildings and set minimum building lot sizes to prevent "wall to wall" houses, according to Constantine Dillon, superintendent of the Fire Island National Seashore.

If the majority were to control all branches of government, he declared, "debts would be abolished first; taxes laid heavy on the rich, and not at all on others; and at last a downright equal division of everything be demanded and voted".

Their real goal is to control it.

"In Bali, culture is to control people".

"The idea is to control and test it.

The difficult job of medicine is to control that battleground.

The Giants' plan with McNabb is to control and confuse.