controlling
v.v. having the power to make decisions about how something works or how someone behaves. You use this when you manage a machine, a business, or even a situation to make sure it goes the way you want.
v. exercising power or influence over a person, process, or entity to direct its behavior or outcomes. Often implies a continuous state of management or regulation.
She is controlling the budget for the new office project.
The pilot is controlling the aircraft manually because the automatic system failed during the storm.
By controlling the flow of information within the organization, the management team effectively shaped the staff's perception of the upcoming merger.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object; it is the present participle form of 'control'.
He is controling the meeting.He is controlling the meeting.When a verb ends in a single vowel and a consonant, you must double the final consonant before adding -ing.