Controlling [adjective]

We're committed to doing things to get everything under control so our student-athletes in the sport of football can get back to doing what they love to do, and that's playing this game.

He told her she needed birth control pills for a cyst the size of a toenail on her left ovary.

He tried to eject when he lost control of the jet but did so too late, Navy investigators have reportedly said.

Across the world, from Australia to Taiwan to Norway, countries have used tighter border controls, aggressive contact-tracing, and targeted lockdowns to drive down their infection rates.

Investigators said Toure was thrown from a vehicle in a single-car crash after the driver lost control of the vehicle.

Investigators later found that problems with an automated flight control feature led to both crashes.

The Nationals will have six years of team control with Clay, who puts their 40-man roster at 31 players.

Then lower the weight with control until your arm is fully extended.

Maybe then, the focus will shift to cost control and profit from that point on.

The other 85 percent came from “27 countries around the globe,” meaning that many likely didn’t go through rigorous quality control.