A lawyer said Clark had control of an officer's gun.
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In 2005, Bill Cosby still had control of the media.
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By then the Taliban had control of nearly every neighborhood.
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Democrats had control of committee chairmanships and the legislative agenda.
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"They had control of fields around (the city of) Sirte for a while, but they have since been mostly pushed from that area, and never had control of any upstream activity," much less ports.
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They had control of the press and they bought the votes.
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"He had control of Spalding County," she said, referring to Gibson.
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Only one partner had control of our descent and it was Jake.
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And how could they ensure they had control of it at all times?
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Television replays appeared to show that Murray never had control of the puck.
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Other than that, we really had control of the game the whole time.
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Shortly afterward, he discovered that he no longer had control of the account.
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By "Revenge of the Sith," Palpatine pretty much had control of the Senate.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, they didn&apost do it before when they had control of both.
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Reuters was unable to independently verify who had control of the town on Tuesday.
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The party had control of the Finance and Foreign Ministries from 2005 to 2009.
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At times, cybersecurity specialists said, Mr. Levashov had control of more than 100,000 computers.
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By the time I got there, the municipal police had control of the scene.
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Rome was in his debt; he had control of the military and full dictatorial powers.
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Who said the Nets would be irrelevant until they again had control of their picks?
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"We also had control of things like oil and gas and water as well," Rock told Gizmodo.
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We had control of the game and we did not execute at all in the fourth quarter.
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Andrus remained incredulous after the game, maintaining he had control of the ball for the third out.
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Soldiers posted videos of themselves in al-Fatayeh on Thursday, saying they had control of the area.
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In 2013, Democrats only had control of the White House and a narrow majority in the Senate.
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So the only thing I could do was write for the page, because I had control of that.
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The Democrats had control of the White House and the Senate, while the Republicans controlled of the House.
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We felt we had control of a lot of the game, so we'll use that recipe for next game.
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In 22013, during the Obama administration, the Democrats had control of the Senate and the Republicans controlled the House.
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While Democrats had control of the Senate at the time, two gun control measures failed to pass in 2013.
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Users complained about changing prices and misplaced items, alarmed that suddenly a different startup had control of their possessions.
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Guaido's declaration was "absolutely absurd" as he had "control of nothing," Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said on Thursday.
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The Hawks had control of the game, even though guards Schroder and Kent Bazemore were scoreless in the first half.
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Democrats had control of Congress when Obama was elected, but lost the House in 2010 and the Senate in 2014.
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Data showed <22#LME-WHT> that one party had control of 2039.50%-21.3% of available inventories and short-term futures.
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"It is clear that Ford Motor Company had control of the Argentinian subsidiary during the '70s," said Mr. Ojea Quintana.
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Iraqi forces have had control of the eastern part of the city, which is divided by the Tigris River, since January.
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Brassard and teammate Anthony Beauvillier each had control of the puck for a moment, as did Arizona defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson.
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Alalam said Monday it had control of the account on and off in the past week and was currently locked out.
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And, he had control of the company through dual class shares that gave him ten votes for each of his shares.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 seats to retake the majority from Republicans, who've had control of the House since 2011.
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The Democrats have only had control of the presidency and both Houses of Congress for four of the last 37 years.
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The group told Reuters via email that it had control of Netflix's Twitter account for three hours prior to the tweets.
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For instance, the regime would have a much weaker hand if the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces had control of those fields.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 House seats to retake the majority from Republicans, who've had control of the House since 2011.
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Forces aligned with Baghdad also had control of Sinjar, a city near Iraq's northern border with Syria that straddles several oil fields.
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Over the next few decades, several different countries had control of the city, including Britain, Spain, and the Confederate States of America.
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I agree that if Ryan had control of … the world … he would pass a balanced budget with low taxes and slashed entitlements.
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They had all the firepower; the prisoners were armed only with homemade knives; the guards had control of the yard within minutes.
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He provided a series of screenshots to prove he had control of their Verizon FiOS account, as well as Susan's Yahoo account.
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However, Williams noted the state didn't prove that Rice ever had control of the vehicle or collaborated with the driver to harm Gray.
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President Barack Obama and Senate Democrats, who still had control of the chamber in 2013, were never going to support such a move.
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Britain, which had control of Palestine, limited Jewish immigration to avoid antagonizing the Arabs, and refused to let the passengers continue without visas.
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Independence would mean Scotland had control of its own tax take and its own energy resources, most notably, North Sea oil, she argued.
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Mr. da Silva denies owning the property, but prosecutors say he had control of it and tried to mislead investigators about acquiring it.
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Back then, Democrats had control of everything — the House, the Senate, the presidency — and it was their vision, of course, that was enacted.
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Both Aho and Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour complained to the officials that Vancouver never had control of the puck, but to no avail.
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Laerke also reported -- two days before Iraqi troops said they had control of the city center -- that another 78,000 were possibly trapped by ISIS.
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In an interview with police, he said that no one else had control of the firearm since he purchased it, according to the affidavit.
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And congressional Republicans — who had control of the House and Senate for Trump's first two years in office — weren't particularly eager to learn more.
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Indeed, Lessig would have written much the same book if Hillary Clinton were president and if Democrats had control of both houses of Congress.
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After all, Trump's own party had control of both chambers of Congress for the past two years when the funding could have been secured.
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Many local al-Qaeda members in Sunni areas had swung their allegiance to ISIS, and by late 2013 the group had control of major cities.
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I was using food to try and control the emptiness that I had inside me, and it turned where the food had control of me.
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It's unclear in the video if Scott ever had control of the stun gun or if there was a struggle over it before the shooting.
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Ellis indicated he believes the prosecution has demonstrated Manafort had control of foreign bank accounts despite checking a box on tax returns saying he didn't.
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Though they already had control of the House in 1982, Democrats expanded their majority by urging voters to take a stand against the Reagan Revolution.
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"My sinker was really working today, I was finally — in comparison to last game — I really had control of it," Martinez said through a translator.
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When Democrats again had control of the entire government, in 2009, President Barack Obama failed to follow through on promises to make the ban permanent.
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Local police said they had control of responsible parties, and Spanish media reported the police killed multiple suspects, according to Reuters and The Associated Press.
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Lieutenant General Carlito Galvez told Reuters the fighters had control of 20 percent of Marawi — twice the estimate given by the military the previous week.
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Republicans have had control of Florida's legislature since 1998, and since then, the state has enacted around 30 of Hammer's bills, according to the New Yorker.
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"We had control of the match, but to me it is just shameful that so much time could be lost over one player," he said to ESPN.
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We see that when African Americans had control of their image, they exuded a sense of pride and dignity that was relentlessly denied them by mainstream society.
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It is nevertheless a new phase for the Viners: The two brothers once had control of the board, but will now be just two of eight directors.
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Under questioning, he "attested to the fact that no one except for himself had control of the Glock firearm since his purchase," a Tampa police report said.
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From there, they had control of the vehicle's steering, brakes and transmission — everything they needed to paralyze their crash test dummy in the middle of a highway.
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In a weekend tweetstorm, he also blamed Democrats for failing to enact gun control when they had control of the House and Senate during President Obama's first term.
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My answer is simple: During adolescence, I had the benefit of two parents, my adoptive mother and her partner, and I believed I had control of my future.
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In a real-life tragicomedy, a top Iranian health official gave a televised speech to say that the government had control of the situation, all while appearing sick.
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MALSTX-TOTAL * ALUMINIUM STOCKS: Despite rising aluminium inventories in LME warehouses, data showed that one party had control of 2880%-20.4% of available stocks and short-term futures.
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It did seem, once James had control of the series and the Raptors lost home-court advantage and the veil of a fatigue advantage, that their demeanor changed.
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ISIS hasn't just had the past few months to prepare for the assault they've been told is coming, they've had control of the city for more than two years.
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Other vendors such as Apple have put a heavy focus on the health features of their devices, which is eating into an area that Fitbit once had control of.
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While Republicans have had control of the House, Trump needs Democratic support to get the 60 votes in the Senate he needs to pass legislation to fund the wall.
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Since her attacker now had control of her account, they were then able to send messages from it to any contacts she was in the same group chat with.
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Interestingly, when an incoming administration had control of the House, the party in power actually picked up seats, but this has happened only twice in the last 22019 years.
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Toomey argued the GOP should have passed the deal while it still had control of the House instead of spending months negotiating with Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Democratic demands.
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The GOP spent the last seven years bashing Obamacare and promising to repeal and replace it as soon as it had control of the Congress and the White House.
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The hacker, who goes by Moe The God, contacted me on Tuesday and shared a series of screenshots that showed he had control of Cole's Twitter and email account.
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"We had control of the match, but to me it is just shameful that so much time could be lost over one player," he said after the game, ESPN reported.
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In fact, with -ObamaCare as the pinnacle of their achievement, Democrats did exactly what they wanted to do when they had control of the legislative and executive branches of government.
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An official with Fast Track, Marie Kahvajian, recently said the company no longer had control of the property and was ordered by the Marshals Service not to comment on it.
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The Titans have played four games in which they have had a positive game script, meaning that they had control of the ball with the lead more often than not.
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Republicans, which had control of the House, then took control of Congress by winning the Senate in 2014 and the White House in 2016, halting that bill and other measures.
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" But the judge said that "Google is likely to have or have had control of a document or thing that would help ascertain that description of the prospective respondent CBsm 23.
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Mr. Patel worked at the time as an investigator for the House Intelligence Committee under Representative Devin Nunes of California, who ran the panel when Republicans had control of the chamber.
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Kurzweil said Microsoft had control of one distinct market and leveraged it for the benefit of another, which is not quite the case in Amazon's markets of commerce, media, logistics and cloud.
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At any other time, a Republican president whose party had control of both chambers of Congress would be seen as sitting in the catbird seat for passing a big tax cut bill.
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And early in the game, when had control of the puck several times, he heard a variation of the "olé, olé, olé" chant often heard at soccer games, using his name instead.
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From then on, he effectively had control of a certificate authority that any computer that had installed the vulnerable Sennheiser app would trust until 2027, when the root certificate was set to expire.
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Once it had control of the site, the FBI deployed a network investigative technique (NIT)—a hacking tool—to identify users of the site when they clicked on certain child pornography-related threads.
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For a reminder of how this has worked, just think back to the last time Republicans had control of both the White House and Congress — from 2003 to 2006, under George W. Bush.
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Once she had control of an account, she replaced the original users' friends with ISIS contacts and changed the display name to some variant of her online alias, Hind Salah Eddin, prosecutors said.
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If those countries had control of their own interest rates, the rates could have been raised to slow down the boom, but the countries had, in that crucial respect, given away economic sovereignty.
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This stance has been implicite US policy since Congress passed the Jerusalem Embassy Act in 1995, and Israel has long had control of the city, and kept most of its government facilities there.
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In the wake of the 218 election, Democrats — who had control of both Congress and the White House — passed the Family and Medical Leave Act as well as the Violence Against Women Act.
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The CMA found that if Mr Murdoch and his sons had control of Sky News, their news holdings would reach 31% of the market in Britain, putting them behind only the BBC and ITN.
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In a series of tweets, Castro lamented GOP majorities in Congress, warning that Republicans will offer Trump no resistance while Democrats would be able to stop Trump if they had control of the Capitol.
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Republicans ran advertisements noting they had voted 70 or more times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and they would do it as soon as they had control of Congress and the White House.
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"Yellen kind of had control of where things were going all by herself, and now we see President Trump and the postelection kind of movement and this anticipation, that's really running the show," Bahnsen said.
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Cybersecurity expert Matt Tait found some direct evidence of this in the WikiLeaks files themselves, including error messages written in Russian, further suggesting a Russian user had control of the documents before WikiLeaks received them.
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And last month Telecom Italia walked away from a proposal to merge TIM with rival Oi because, according to a source close to the matter, it would not have had control of the combined entity.
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" The blame game: Both Mulvaney and Short stressed that they would have been able to get more of what the administration wanted regarding immigration and cutting spending if Republicans "actually had control of the Senate.
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That since they still had control of the board of aldermen, basically their city council, they could just obstruct him completely, keep him from accomplishing absolutely anything and then everything could get back to normal.
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Once all that was done, they needed partners in the private sector to be ready with software updates and security patches to help recover infected computers the moment the good guys had control of the botnet.
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Hours later, Ace posted the announcement and claimed to have never spoken to me, but in reporting the original story I spoke to someone who proved to me that they had control of Ace's forum account.
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As part of the shareholder accord with Minas Gerais, AGC Energia had control of several key management positions, including the vice presidency of new business - which negotiated and oversaw Cemig's business expansion, acquisitions and greenfield projects.
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"Having been a woman that didn't always feel like she had a voice, didn't always feel like she had control of her body, inspiring and empowering women is something that's really important to me," Parrish says.
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Under new rules outlined last week, visa applicants would have to provide comprehensive audits of all their financial and business interests and show that they have had control of their funds for the last two years.
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But behind the scenes, Mr. Kalanick and Uber's board continued to wrestle over who had control of the privately held company through the amount of stock they owned and the voting rights that those shares conferred.
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The operators of the botnet Bamital, which had control of about 8 million computers worldwide in order to highjack search results, earned an estimated $1.1 million a year from their operation, according to the security firm Symantec.
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He opposed reforming our broken immigration system, calling it the "third rail of American politics," politically fatal to those who dare touch it and pushed against tackling immigration reform when Democrats had control of Congress in 2010.
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The move signals how aggressively Democrats plan to act as a check on an administration they say has gone without serious oversight during the first two years of Trump's presidency, when Republicans had control of the House.
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Frank Bruni For a good laugh, or rather cry, zip backward to the beginning of 2014, when Democrats still had control of the Senate, and listen to Mitch McConnell's lamentations about the way they were doing business.
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Remember, even when Democrats had control of the Senate after the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, they still could not pass a bill to ensure every gun purchased in this country underwent a background check.
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"I think I was a bit lucky in the first set because Albert made me run a lot, but I had control of the match in the end and played well in the right moments," Del Potro said.
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Prosecutors had argued Gray was assaulted and the instrument of the assault was the police van, however Williams noted the state didn't prove that Rice ever had control of the vehicle or collaborated with the driver to harm Gray.
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On the trial&aposs fourth day, U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III indicated he believes the prosecution has demonstrated Manafort had control of foreign bank accounts despite checking a box on tax returns saying he didn't have them.
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A newer group of inmates attacked "a group that already had control of the prison for a long time," Nuevo Leon Attorney General Roberto Flores said Thursday night in a video statement posted on the state's official Facebook page.
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Last Thursday the company said it still had control of the mining assets, whose 6 million-tonne output last year accounted for 20 percent of the company's total coal production, but said it had been forced to idle the businesses.
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As host country of the G-20 this year, China was at pains during the meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors in its financial captial last week to reassure the group it had control of its economy and currency.
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The director of the Centre, Ina Kirsch, said that she had hired the firms on her own, with no help from Manafort and Gates, according to The AP. Kirsch also said that neither of the men had control of advocacy strategy.
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He told investigators he purchased the Glock firearm and the SIG brand Smith & Wesson ammunition from a nearby gun store and that he was the only person who had control of the firearm since its purchase, according to the affidavit.
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According to the canine officer, even though four officers had control of the scene and there was no indication the boy might be armed, the officer deployed the dog, which bit the boy's arm and caused puncture wounds, because the boy would not come out.
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This is what her page currently looks like: You can see her picture from when she had control of the account on the right (we even wrote about her picture last night, which means the hack happened early in the afternoon on March 7).
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On July 14, during a window when Alalam said it had control of the account, the news agency pinned a tweet explaining that it had lost its blue tick -- a mark used by Twitter to show an account has been verified -- since being hacked.
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He also indicated that he followed this practice when Democrats had control of both the Senate and the presidency during the earlier years of Obama's White House tenure, adding that Republicans were the ones who emphasized the need to respect this tradition, at the time.
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Under the new rules, visa applicants will have to provide audits of all their financial and business interests using firms registered in the United Kingdom, and show that they have had control of their funds for at least two years, the Home Office said.
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Police were able to link "hundreds" of swatting incidents to the group via the use of the moniker "kasey" or "kayla" in the dummy emails, the discussions in the Deadnet chat, and who had control of the Google Voice account when the calls were made.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), never had control of his supporters — nor did he want to.
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When the GOP had control of the White House and both chambers of Congress heading into the 2006 elections, Democrats famously used then-DNC Chairman Howard Dean's "50-state strategy" to surge to control of both chambers before winning back the White House two years later.
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Once the British had control of New York, the little city of 4,000 or so houses became, in effect, two cities: a place of stench and squalor, which had already endured much, and a genteel quarter that the British officers reserved for themselves and their families.
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But it's out of our control, and this song is about bringing your emotions back to the important things, the things that actually do connect to the things that you had control over at one point, and there was joy, because you had control of something.
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He authored provisions against predatory mortgages in the Dodd-Frank bill, and was active on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which the Senate passed in 2013 when Democrats still had control of the Congress; the legislation prohibited employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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What if Facebook was just a part of something, a small part of something, and you actually had control of your business in a way that was sane and the way you felt, the things you did, mattered to an audience, and you weren't just playing somebody else's game.
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No, quite the opposite: As Vox's Dara Lind pointed out this week, in the Trump era, no less than the Obama era, the Democrats are rejecting enforcement proposals many of them would have championed a decade ago — again, not coincidentally, the last period when they had control of Congress.
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Midway through the first quarter, the usual riddle of what constitutes a football catch was puzzled over by the officials before they decided not to overturn a ruling of an incompletion even though it appeared that Panthers receiver Jerricho Cotchery had control of the ball as it came into contact with the ground.
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"As opposed to when we were in the minority trying to find a message, we now have an opportunity to push an agenda that shows what we would do if we had control of the Senate and White House, as well," said Representative John Yarmuth, Democrat of Kentucky and the incoming Budget Committee chairman.
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During the first 18 months of the administration, when the White House encouraged aides to cooperate with the Mueller investigation, Ms. Hicks was interviewed by the F.B.I. She and other aides — and Trump family members — also cooperated with the congressional investigations into the campaign and the White House, at a time when Republicans still had control of the House.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrGraham sends letter asking countries to cooperate with Barr probe into Russia investigation Giuliani dodges questions on attorney-client relationship with Trump Pelosi: Barr, Pompeo, Giuliani are Trump's 'henchmen' who have 'gone rogue' MORE, who had control of the information before the Mueller report's release, defused any Dem attempt to fight back.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, reconciliation was most often a vehicle for the bipartisan budget agreements of that era, but more recently, reconciliation bills have passed only when one party had control of both houses of Congress and the presidency, enabling Republicans in particular to take maximum advantage of rare moments of one-party government, despite the distortions to policy created by the process.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) suggested on Friday that Republicans would have kept control of the House had they forced through funding for Trump's long-promised border wall while they still had control of both chambers of Congress.
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Every slide was a big photo with four words saying, you'd advance really quickly through it, it said, never before in history have basically 50 mostly men, mostly 20-35, mostly white engineer designer types within 50 miles of where we are right now, had control of what a billion people think and do, when they wake up in the morning and turn their phone over and ... Look at this thing.
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Many Republicans justify breaking the spending caps by arguing that compromises Democrats had control of the Senate, as was the case in December 2013, or because, even though Republicans regain control of the Senate, a Democrat was in the White House, which was the case with the most recent budget deal in October 85033 under then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio).
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