Sentence examples for will to control from inspiring English sources

"There's a common will to control spending in all areas, not only in agriculture".

Only the Coalition has the proven track record and the will to control the borders of this country.

Ms. Uggams's Peggy suggests a complex woman with an iron will to control and an irresistible need to pass judgment.

It also raises questions about whether Mr. Abbas has the authority, and the will, to control elements of his own Fatah faction.

Many Afghans fear that NATO has lost the will to control the militias, and that the warlords are reëmerging as formidable local forces.

It focuses not only on his impressive achievements, but also on his less admirable qualities, including his strong will to control the Russian populace.

Democrats will continue to control the Assembly, and, so far, it appears as though Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, will continue to control the Democrats.

Some fear he will struggle to control his deputies.

Less obvious is whether they will try to control costs.

Does he really want to strengthen local councils which, in opposition, Labour will start to control?

"Schools will have to control their costs and show more accountability to their students".