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(1) The women workers and the communities would have control over their own activities and success.

(2) Under the Government's fund-holding initiative, doctors have control over their own spending on behalf of patients for the first time.

(3) They do have control over their behaviour and should be held accountable for it.

(4) Parents will have control over which rating service or software they use and what material their kids can access.

(5) Once you have control over the words you can concentrate all your efforts on their meaning.

(6) During team training sessions you have control over abilities as passing, control, shooting and general fitness.

(7) Members of this group also have control over all user accounts, group accounts, and computer accounts in the entire domain.

(8) A separate ioctl command should be introduced to have control over interrupt simulation (see the section on the ioctl interface).

(9) The fact that you have control over all the clients helps.

(10) To believe we have control over a situation gives us a feeling of power.

(11) You have control over duplicate file names, and proxy support is included.

(12) The queen argued that her antipodean country should have control over its own .com name.

(13) You have control over that whereas you may not have control over the trolley car.

(14) People think human beings have control over the present and future, but we really don't.

(15) An event like this serves to remind us that we do not have control over nature.

(16) Evil has such a strong hold on Gollum that he does not have control over his own mind any more.

(17) With an auction system, poor communities will at least have control over the money they receive.

(18) Apathy is an extreme feeling that we no longer have control over our lives or the things that sweep us along.

(19) Seligman and other researchers and practitioners insist that you can have control over how you explain and interpret life events.

(20) Some have developed strategies for caring for themselves and for each other, and are thus able to receive and give care and support(Sentence dictionary), to remain independent and to have control over their own lives.

(21) A Seer, one who possesses the Inner Eye, doesn't seem to have control over their Seeing.

(22) But don't call on Thomas Yah-Yah Nimely because I don't have control over these people anymore, he said.

(23) Congress rightly felt that it was inappropriate for a military intelligence agency to have control over the dissemination of unclassified information.