The party has control of the legislatures of another six.
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The GOP has control of the White House and the Senate.
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Cities where the mayor has control of schools are the exception.
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It's about who has control of the critical infrastructure that runs 5G.
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This person also has control of the messages coming in and out.
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His score suggests he has control of the basic faculties of his mind.
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But, there's a big catch: Richard no longer has control of his company.
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But Trump has control of them now as he squares off with Kim.
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The result was new power for whichever party has control of the Senate.
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Shots per possession (a period when a team has control of the ball).
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: You should ask Nancy Pelosi because she has control of that.
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Consider Norway, which as a non-EU member has control of its own waters.
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The Founding Fathers of America, a totalitarian regime, still has control of the government.
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One party has control of 50%-80% of LME inventories, data showed on Friday.
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Eurocom, through its subsidiaries, is Bezeq's biggest shareholder and has control of the company.
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And someone, speaking of nukes, who has control of the entire US nuclear arsenal.
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When Schumer tried to argue that he still has control of the floor, Sen.
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Three months after the elections, Catalonia's independence movement now has control of the region's government.
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Society has much bigger problems when mainstream media has control of the conversation, he believes.
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He said the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration currently has control of the site.
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This was like that, but with a guy who has control of our nuclear arsenal.
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It is truly a shame that such an unscrupulous person has control of billions of dollars.
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"He's really made this into a new way of communication, where he has control of these messages."
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According to multiple news organizations, Trump has taken Indiana and Kentucky, while Clinton has control of Vermont.
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Disney, which has control of Hulu, also has the option to bundle Disney Plus with Hulu Live.
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"The bigger the actress, the more she has control of who works on her," Mr. Buacharern said.
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Firefall powers the world's nuclear arsenals, and he is concerned because the US now has control of it.
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Many are concerned about the state of mind of our president, who has control of the nuclear arsenal.
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The Bergen County prosecutor's office currently has control of the case, according to a spokesman for Mr. Porrino.
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When a new president takes office, his party almost never has control of the House at the time.
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When the President's own party has control of Congress — as Republicans do now — that's a difficult bar to clear.
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"When he&aposs at his best, he has control of all of his pitches," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said.
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An operator on the ground who has control of the munition doesn't actually need to pilot the system, Gez explained.
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Result: The Taliban probably has control of or influence in more provinces now than at any time since being overthrown.
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Journalists have frequently faced intimidation and violence, and the government itself has control of other media resources in the country.
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Tiangong-21's fall has caused a lot of concern because China no longer has control of the space station.
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Mr Kabila has control of the state apparatus, but it is difficult to find many people who actually support him.
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Now that the opposition has control of the National Assembly, he has vowed to renew his push for an inquiry.
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" But Trump replied, "I think Nancy Pelosi probably has control of it, I hear different things but I think she does.
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After I'm gone, now Zeke has control of my alliance, and it was matchup of Dave and Zeke at this point.
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Yes, the Night King has control of a dragon now, which will surely mean nothing good for the people of Westeros.
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Because the GOP has control of the executive branch and Congress, they say Republicans will get the blame for a shutdown.
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The Army also has control of Arlington National Cemetery, which contains a section for Confederate graves and a monument to their dead.
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Brennan no longer has control of 8chan, which is now run from the Philippines by a U.S. Army veteran, the Times reported.
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However, people define abuse differently, so using these new tools, every person has control of what they see and experience on Twitter.
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Ammon Bundy, the protesters' leader, has said they will not end the occupation until the local community has control of the land.
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Now the right wing has control of the US government, and it can act out its fantasies with a military with real guns.
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The government is seeking to privatize Eletrobras by diluting its stake so that it no longer has control of the company, Albuquerque said.
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Comcast's NBCUniversal group already operates nine regional sports networks, while Disney has control of ESPN, the dominant cable sports channel in the country.
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"If they want, the inmates will carry out a new slaughter in there, because no one has control of that prison," he said.
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Instead, she says, you want to be the driver, the one who dictates the route and has control of his or her destiny.
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The company needs to convince lawmakers and users that it has control of the platform and is taking real steps to protect users.
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Officials at Sagittarius Mines Inc, owned by local investor Alcantara Group, which has control of Tampakan, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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That gives Zuckerberg, who has control of the company, increased protection against agitation from investors and more room to focus on Facebook's core strategy.
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Now, amid the leadership negotiations, it is not clear whether anyone really has control of the most important element in the mix: the Iraqi street.
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Everyone's always talking about a privacy or data Armageddon that will finally get everyone to realize the way this stuff has control of our lives.
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It has control of the budget, can confirm or impeach ministers, and has the power to issue formal questions that the government has to answer.
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In the simplest terms, a player has to catch the ball, land in bounds, and then do something that demonstrates he has control of the ball.
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She has all these people dependent on her, but she has control of these people, because she gives money to them, so they are dependent on her.
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General Alireza Tangsiri, the head of the navy of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, told Tasnim news that Iran has control of the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
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That's one of the reasons the Republican party currently has control of the White House and Congress, as well as the majority of governorships and state legislatures.
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A general in Iran said Monday that the country has control of the Persian Gulf and warned the U.S. Navy to not have a presence there, Reuters reported.
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Passing proposals opposed by Zuckerberg is nigh on impossible, given that Facebook's dual share structure means he has control of about 60 percent of the company's voting shares.
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As Politico reports, Ian Hawes, a 25-year-old self-proclaimed "registered genius" who has no affiliation with the Trump campaign, has control of the domain name dinnerwithtrump.
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Once the hacker has control of the phone, they can use it to reset the bank password by asking the bank to send a reset link via text, for example.
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British Brexiteers might justifiably claim that they voted for exactly what Canada already has: control of immigration and the freedom to negotiate trade deals with any country willing to reciprocate.
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The directive only applies to online videos, but since China largely has control of its film and television industries, one wouldn't expect to see mocking parodies there to begin with.
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Along with seats won by the LDP's coalition partner, Mr Abe has control of two-thirds of the house, meaning he can pass legislation without approval from the upper house.
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It may seem crazy that the Republicans need to use hardball negotiation tactics like threatening shutdowns when the GOP has control of both houses of Congress and the White House.
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Pelosi can't lead because she has control of only one chamber and she has a base that doesn't believe that Trump is legitimate or that compromise with him is moral.
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"It is the military that has control of power in very, very key parts of the state," Olof Blomqvist, a researcher with Amnesty International in London, told me on Tuesday.
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As the truck makes it way through alleys, the road begins to get steeper, filled with abandoned cars, watchful young men, and graffiti indicating which group has control of the territory.
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Last year, Microsoft followed suit, teaming up with Deutsche Telekom — the local carrier and the owner of T-Mobile — which has control of the sites, again to comply with German legislation.
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Again, the thing about doggy style is that your partner really has control of how deeply they penetrate you, and they can go very deep in this position, Dr. Britton says.
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And Barr's newfound authority means he has control of what intelligence might be made public — which means some of these "investigations of the investigators" have the potential to become politically explosive.
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A vote in favor of changing the parliamentary rules would change the long-held principle of the British parliament that the government has control of what has the chance to become law.
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A vote in favour of changing the parliamentary rules would change the long-held principle of the British parliament that the government has control of what has the chance to become law.
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"Whoever has control of the mayor's office or the province has a 50% probability of leaving a successor because of the levels of contracting and the economic resources that gives," Avila said.
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And what I hear over and over from people [is] they're deeply worried about what is being collected, who has control of it and what might be being done with this information.
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One of the clearest forms of constitutional law is that the President of the United States and the Executive Branch has control of the immigration process and the borders of the country.
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For example, if a hacker has control of any app on your device, or even a Javascript code in your browser, these leaked patterns can then be used to piece together your password.
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The committee has the power to subpoena the documents, but that would require cooperation from committee Republicans who make up the majority of the panel because the party has control of the House.
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Typically, whatever agency has control of the weapons would be the one asked to destroy them, Denton said, but it's too early to say whether that would be the FBI in this case.
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Russia's UN representative, Vassily Nebenzia, argued that much of the aid has been co-opted by terrorist organizations and said that the Syrian government has control of enough checkpoints to deliver humanitarian aid.
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The Iranian government, which under international protocol has control of the investigation, had earlier said it would not work with the US or Boeing in the probe, but on Friday reversed its position.
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The Taliban — which has expressed plans to disrupt and derail the elections — has control of some Afghan territory, and there is no way for the Afghan military to provide security in those areas.
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Ammon Bundy, the protesters' leader and son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, said Tuesday that the group will not end their occupation of the refuge until the local community has control of the land.
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The DOJ Barr is taking over isn't the same one he led in 1992 — he no longer has control of the Immigration and Naturalization Service — and the realities of immigration are completely different as well.
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For example, after China won the top job at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which decides global flight paths and who has control of what airspace, the ICAO kicked Taiwan out of the organization.
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One way around the disclosure requirements would be to set up separate entities so that only one person has control of the bank account or owns the entity's shares, thus limiting whose identity must be revealed.
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But the Obama administration's multiple efforts to recover the emails — including coordination with the FBI, which has control of Clinton's server — "are hardly the actions of a recalcitrant agency head or an uncooperative Archivist," Boasberg said.
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If a player wins enough battles against a gym's leader(s), they take control of it (or join it if their team already has control of it) and select a Pokémon to defend the gym against other players.
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Brennan no longer has control of 83chan, which has been run by Jim Watkins, a U.S. Army veteran, out of the Philippines since 2015, but said he now feels that he must speak out about what it has become.
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He denies that the racial makeup of the voters in a given location is a determining factor but that single-party dominance is, adding that problems tend to happen in areas where one party has control of the local government.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council said on Thursday it was ready to consider changes to sanctions on Libya's sovereign wealth fund once a unity government confirms it has control of it, along with the National Oil Corporation and the central bank.
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Microsoft said it now has control of 50 web domains used by the group to conduct its operations, following a case filed against the hacking group in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and a subsequent court order.
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The opposition will not make changes to the refining company's management or operations until Juan Guaido, the leader of Venezuela's opposition-controlled Congress who swore himself in as president last month, has control of state functions, said Carlos Vecchio, Guaido's representative in Washington.
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But it has to continue to invest in original content because it is a way to attract new subscribers, and also because it's content that it can more easily distribute across different geographies and itself has control of the rights and what happens to it.
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It's both safe and smart because it's virtually guaranteed to succeed so long as the movies deliver creatively, but it also underlines the incredibly deep bench of IP which Disney has control of — and the level of confidence they have in it relative to other studios.
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"Bombardier no longer has control of this jet, but then again, it's better to have a 30 percent share of a very successful program than to struggle with a highly risky program that was perhaps too big for them from the start," said aerospace analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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It set out three criteria by which the success of the government's Brexit negotiations should be judged: whether Britain is outside the single market and free from European regulation, whether it has control of fishing rights in its territorial waters, and whether it has got rid of EU passports.
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"When a single party has control of the process, the maps are less fair," said Michael Li, senior counsel at the non-partisan Brennan Center for Justice and author of a report examining how the party in power draws electoral maps to its partisan advantage, a contentious practice called gerrymandering.
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READ: Boko Haram's new leader promises to protect Muslims Even though Barnawi is now supposedly the leader of Boko Haram, the source told CNN that the group's long-time leader Abubakar Shekau still has the larger number of followers in the Sambisa forest and crucially has control of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls.
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The story will focus on who Elsa is now that she has control of her powers While the first film mostly dealt with Elsa trying to suppress her powers out of a deep fear that she won't be able to control them, the Queen saved the day in the end by embracing who she is.
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They issued a report ahead of Tuesday's vote arguing that the White House, not McGahn, has control of the documents Democrats are seeking, that the committee has not addressed the White House's claim of immunity from having the President's close advisers testify and that the President did not waive executive privilege when McGahn spoke to the special counsel.
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I'm wearing a shockingly normal shirt in a flattering red-orange, I'm smiling like a person who has control of her face, I look self-possessed and happy, like I know a gap-tooth is going to be in fashion by the time I'm a grown-up, and like I haven't yet met the fraternity social chair who would say that it makes me look like Michael Strahan.
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