1. The rebels must be utterly brought under before there will be peace in the country.

2. The fire has been brought under control.

3. The prosecution was brought under the emergency act.

4. The frost fire has been brought under control.

5. The rebels were quickly brought under.

6. Those who oppose us will be brought under.

7. If the current violence is to be brought under control, the government needs to act.

8. Any attempts to bring under the mass movement for civil rights are doomed to failure.

9. The points to be discussed can be brought under three main headings.

10. With the help of the neighbours the fire was at last brought under control.

11. Predicting how much more land can be brought under cultivation is complicated by two other factors.

12. The administration wants the patients' 20 percent share also brought under the Medicare fee schedule.

13. An incendiary device exploded setting fire to furniture, but the blaze was brought under control.

14. Serious fires in one wing and the engineering workshops had been brought under control, said Mr Lewis.

15. The Kamajor militia and other loyal forces have been put in army uniform and brought under its command.

16. The fire was brought under control, preventing further destruction in a neighbouring classroom.

17. During the eighteenth century the irregular Cossack hosts were gradually brought under control and absorbed into the regular army.

18. Only a few prosecutions have been brought under this Act.

18. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

19. All agreed that new state and local government workers should be brought under the system, assuring new revenues.

20. Those which oppose us be to be bring under.

21. To quiet or bring under control by physical force or persuasion; make tractable.

22. The point to is discus can is bring under three main headings.

23. For example, will your portal bring under one umbrella a full host of applications across the full spectrum of the enterprise such as ERP Systems, accounting, HR, Business Intelligence, and so on?

24. It too is difficult to bring under control because many people do not recognize its deadliness.

25. The problem was to find a claim we could bring under federal law.

26. In a statement issued in Tripoli, the council said it is committed to upholding the rule of law and is trying to bring under its authority the varied armed groups that are fighting Mr.

27. So Rebecca, during her stay at Queen's Crawley , made as many friends of the mammon of unrighteousness as she could possibly bring under control.

28. I would say the following; this government has done more than any previous Israeli government to bring under control settlement construction in the West Bank," said Mark Regev, Mr. Olmert's spokesman.

29. In a statement issued in Tripoli, the council said it is committed to upholding the rule of law and is trying to bring under its authority the varied armed groups that are fighting Mr. Gadhafi.

30. Lawmakers in both countries say the actions were necessary to bring under control spiraling addiction and a notoriously shady business.

31. It reflects a kind of illness of social system operation. According to the feature of small-group corruption at present, we must take decisive measure against corruption and bring under control.

32. Epidemics of Class II refer to those which can cause great economic losses and need to take strict measures to bring under control or exterminate them and avoid their spread.

33. As for the sadist, he finds himself, in truth, a slave of this passion, of this necessity, to bring under the yoke of jouissance, what he is aiming at as being the subject.

34. To spade or plow ( soil ) to bring under soil to the surface.

35. Smallpox have is bring under control by the use of vaccine.

36. The third section narrated three slightly bring under the legendary touching tears love story.

37. So Rebecca, during her stay at Queen's Crawley, made as many friends of bring under control.

38. Epidemics of Class I refer to those which cause serious damage to humans and animals and need to take urgent, rigorous measures to compulsorily prevent, bring under control or exterminate them.

39. The housing debacle touched off the worst financial crisis since the 1930s that Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have been desperately trying to bring under control.