Sentence examples for would keep under control from inspiring English sources

"We were thinking it was something the Tunisia government would keep under control.

"As she saw him in the kitchen, she felt an intense hostility to him, which she knew she would have to keep under control".

Acknowledging widespread concerns about the Health and Social Care Bill, Mr Cameron promised there would be no "selling off" of the NHS, that waiting times would be kept under control and that competition would only be used as a means to improving services.

He told me he was sorry it happened and he would keep it under control.

I feared he would unleash a part of me I spent tremendous discipline and energy to keep under control.

Keep under control once you land.

Amid criticism from Labour about the abolition of waiting time targets, Mr Cameron insisted they would be kept under control.

Wage inflation would be kept under control by a swelling workforce buoyed by people working for longer and coming off welfare and into work.

Mr. Huhne told Parliament that Britain should seek to meet the goals through reducing emissions domestically, but he said it was important to keep open the option of using credits to ensure that costs of meeting the emissions goals would be kept under control.

She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the committee needed to be convinced of the economic case and given a better understanding of how the costs would be kept under control and how the government was to make sure the project was delivered on time.

Justine Greening, the transport secretary, promised constant monitoring would keep the situation under control.