Converse of object

• lose: In an age of global terrorism we have lost control of our borders.

• regain: It all helps patients to come to terms with what is happening and regain control of their lives.

• take: Remote control means you actually take control of the remote PC through your local keyboard.

• gain: The key is that you gain direct control over the publication process to ensure no delays at the crucial point.

• maintain: In three quick games, Lincou took and maintained control of the T, leaving Amr Shabana little option but to watch and stare.

Adjective modifier

• remote: Remote control means you actually take control of the remote PC through your local keyboard.

• internal: SYSTEMS OF INTERNAL FINANCIAL CONTROL Systems of internal financial control are generally adequate and effective.

• tight: EurepGAP also provides a basis for tighter supply chain control, thus giving added confidence toward product quality and safety.

• strict: There were strict controls on firearms, chemicals and even film for moving pictures or photography.

• reasonable: You must attend all courses on a punctual basis unless prevented by events beyond your reasonable control.

• democratic: The debate over a rule book, therefore, is not just about structure, but about democratic control of a merged union.

Modifies a noun

• panel: Control panel A full control panel allowing you to manage your service online.

• measure: Control measures are the arrangements made or precautions taken to eliminate or reduce risk.

Noun used with modifier

• pest: The farm is also used for a range of research purposes, including variety testing, pest control and composting trials and bio-diversity surveys.

• infection: Nandini has acquired extensive experience in the practice of clinical microbiology and infection control both in India and in the UK.

• weed: Some weed control is therefore usually necessary to promote healthy tree growth.

• immigration: Countless other pieces of legislation have imposed ever more racist immigration controls.

• pollution: Interaction between the different air pollution control technologies is also discussed.

• arm: Progress in arms control should also be measured against the record of compliance with existing agreements.