Sentence examples for wields control from inspiring English sources

While a façade of free will permeates the experiences of all participants, it is really Older Brother who wields control.

About seventy per cent of D.C.'s operating revenues come from taxes its residents pay directly to D.C., but Congress still wields control over D.C.'s budget.

Analysts said that they believed that the attack on Malala was the Taliban trying to show it still wields control in the area.

While the News Corporation would own only about 35percentt of the combined company, it would wield control.

Nowadays, he said, people want to wield control over what comes into their personal space.

The establishment and their media neighbors wield control over this nation through means that are very well known.

It has merely denied the military the civilian façade behind which it has wielded control for almost six decades.

Managers who wield control even though they have no particular long-term interest in the company are more alarming still.

"The various county leaders would very likely try to take control of their borough delegations in the Council and wield control in this case, too.

Mr. Doctoroff asserted that the city would be able to wield control over the process, notwithstanding the lopsided makeup of the board.

But the good cheer, they say, is tempered by the belief that Israel will continue to wield control over Gaza from the outside.