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controlled by

adjective as in depending on

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Nottingham City Council, which is controlled by the Labour Party, will soon publish its budget for the financial year beginning April 2025.

From BBC

In Lebanon, more than one million people were displaced, mostly from Shia Muslim areas in the south, the eastern Bekka Valley and Dahieh in Beirut – which are essentially controlled by Hezbollah, the powerful militia and political party supported by Iran.

From BBC

It's based on the way cellular states including metabolism can be controlled by modulating the activities of enzymes.

While Democrats might try to throw up roadblocks in Congress, both houses are controlled by the GOP in the coming session, and many Republican lawmakers have expressed support for some form of Trump's deportation agenda.

From Salon

The plan to avoid messy Senate confirmations would use Section 3 of Article 2 to create a recess whose length would be controlled by the president, not the Senate, during which he will “fill up all Vacancies” created by the departure of the Biden administration.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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