Sentence examples for would keep control of from inspiring English sources

In their maneuvering today, Republicans assumed they would keep control of the House.

But it would keep control of court-martial proceedings within the chain of command.

"With everything hanging in the balance, that shot was huge as to whether we would keep control of the game".

The minority ethnic Albanians would get 1,000 more police jobs within two years but the Macedonian government would keep control of the police department, mediators said.

Projections have regularly shown that in the next election, expected sometime in 2001, his Labor Party would keep control of Parliament by a large margin if not its huge current 179-seat majority.

If the BBC decides to go ahead with a part-privatisation, investors could buy shares while the corporation would keep control of the commercial arm, which also publishes magazines and licenses merchandise from popular programmes such as Top Gear.

Now, at the dawn of the twenty-first century, new battle lines are drawn between patients who struggle for control over unnecessary suffering at the end of life and authoritarians who would keep control elsewhere.

SOON after mass protests against Colonel Muammar Qaddafi took off, he sought to make sure he would either keep control of the country's oil or prevent the rebels from having it.

Asked whether he had told the lawmakers that he would run with Mr. Bush if it would help Republicans keep control of Congress, he replied: "No.

Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications equipment company, on Thursday unveiled a long-awaited plan that would give more voting power to public investors, but would also probably keep control of the company securely in the hands of Swedish investors, particularly the Wallenberg family.

Republicans hoped Mr. Sanchez would help them keep control of the governorship and draw a new base of voters.