Sentence examples for archaic control from inspiring English sources

"Licensing of newspapers is an archaic control mechanism which has been used by regimes that do not appreciate the role of the media in enhancing the public good".

Partly that's because the user experience isn't as good, as users are forced to navigate around billions of videos with archaic remote controls.

RE4 traded its archaic tank controls and methodically placed scares for a higher-octane approach of intense battles against a new kind of "smart", non-undead zombies that would chase a now older and more experienced Leon throughout large, open-ended arenas, using weapons and attacking in crowds.

Then there is the farce of voting in the Commons, which she says is so archaic, complex and controlled by whips that MPs often have little clue what they are approving or rejecting, and little or no freedom of choice were they to find out.

For example, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) still enforces a hodge-podge of archaic media ownership controls, "localism" programming guidelines, advertising regulations and speech restrictions that should have been eliminated years ago.

Critics have long viewed the one-child policy as an outdated and archaic tool of social control and a legacy of Mao's disastrous efforts to impose a new order on society.

He said that the current methods of syndicating videos are "archaic," with very little control or transparency.

"The computer control system was archaic," Jenkins said.

"First of all, there will a return to archaic attitudes, with complete political control," she said.

Scolding birth control is an archaic man-made patriarchal mandate that commands women to be involuntary breeders and over populate the planet.

This idea that men cannot control their impulses is archaic and offensive.