Sentence examples for Control of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Nor is the control of knowledge costless.
Another limitation to which the price system is subject has to do with the control of knowledge and tastes.
As the journalist David Dickson noted in 1984, American universities and corporations have "teamed up to challenge the democratic control of knowledge" by delegating control over academic research to "the marketplace".
We suggest that intellectual capital information is related to the management control of knowledge resources where knowledge resources are related to questions about economising, organising and modularising them.
According to Douglas, the important artistic movements of the 40s and 50sfilm noir, the Actors Studio, Abstract Expressionism, snapshot photography, confessional poetry, the Beat movement, Bop, rhythm and blues, and black protest fictionsprang from a desire to counteract government secrecy and duplicity and the control of knowledge during the Cold War years.
His is the story of semi-detachment from UK Athletics, in which that permanent base in Oregon means that day-to-day control of knowledge and information on his training regime and data is held by Salazar and the Nike sports scientists.
Consider whether regulation is, potentially, a government takeover of the Internet with political control, limiting of knowledge, and for governmental extremism, not the least being over-taxation?
The city's rulers are draconian in their control of the knowledge of history, and the possession of unapproved texts is a crime.
During the late 1960s, women's consciousness-raising groups began to take control of the knowledge of their bodies.
This is because these measures put the focus on the transfer and control of established knowledge, skills and practices, which downplays the use of socio-emotional skills needed for innovation and value co-creating collaboration.
This dominant-group controlled production of "knowledge" maintains the marginality of other groups, and it denies all people options in understanding multiple perspectives from which to construct meaning.
