Sentence examples for would have control of from inspiring English sources

Universal also would have control of which of its CD's get promoted.

So, in reality, parent promoters would have control of the governing body.

There had also been a behind-the-scenes disagreement over the question of whether Gibson, or the heads of MI6 and MI5, would have control of the publication of evidence.

A yes vote would mean the Scottish government would have control of taxation and be responsible for welfare benefits, however there would be a lengthy transition period with potential for problems (see the introduction of universal credit).

Allergan already had the rights to help market the migraine drug, known as Levadex, in the United States and Canada, but after an acquisition it would have control of all the profits and costs globally.

There again, such is the nature of the new consensual Labour politics that a disagreement can always pop up in the least likely places and Falconer and Burnham found themselves slightly overshadowed by a row between Jeremy Corbyn and his shadow defence secretary, Maria Eagle, over who would have control of the nuclear button.

That way, he'd have control of the Police and Fire Departments, so there'd be no more strikebreaking".

What it means is that Holyrood would have control over all of taxation in Scotland.

Had the merger been consummated, along with American Airlines ' purchase of TWA, two carriers would have controlled half of all U.S. commercial air traffic.

Together the companies would have controlled 30% of the pay-TV market as well as the majority of broadband internet access.

In current accounts, Lloyds TSB and Abbey National together would have controlled 27% of the market, higher than the commission's favoured ceiling of 25%.