Sentence examples for would gain control of from inspiring English sources

Should it succeed, the company would gain control of Illumina's board.

If the deals go ahead, Sky would gain control of companies that sell satellite TV to 8.5m households across Europe.

If the Democratic Party won forty of these seats, which seems perfectly possible, it would gain control of the House.

With an acquisition of Foster's, SABMiller would gain control of a sizable portion of Australia's beer industry.

For the moment, Vivendi has gone on the offensive by refuting Vodafone's claim that Vodafone would gain control of Cegetel by owning a majority of its shares.

The diplomat predicted that if General Musharraf were killed, the army's pro-Western No. 2 general would gain control of its nuclear arsenal.

But if they managed to seize power in a political crisis, they would gain control not only of Pakistan's strategic frontiers, but of its nuclear arsenal and know-how as well.

A north-east assembly, for example, would gain control over about £350m of existing spending and have some sort of say over how another £500m is spent, about 11% of all government spending (excluding social security) in the region.

They would change Sri Lanka from a unitary state into a union of regions, which would gain control over health and education, and at least some influence over the police and their finances.

The mayor would also gain control of the School Construction Authority, and the 32 community school boards would be abolished by June 2003.

As weeks passed without a nod from regulators, Mr. Lavrentiadis became worried that he would never gain control of the bank.