Sentence examples for are not being controlled from inspiring English sources

"Those areas are not being controlled by the security forces," said the lawmaker, Suhad Fahil Hamid al-Obedi.

Although the definition of "controlled" has been tightened, sex workers' groups complain that the clause will encourage women to prove that they are not being controlled by working alone on the streets or in a flat without a maid, thus making them more vulnerable to attack.

Wal-Mart argues that its female employees are too disparate to make up a single class of plaintiffs, that they are spread out over 170 job classifications, and are not being controlled by one corporate policy, but by the actions of individual store managers at several thousand stores.

It's not being controlled, and brains are totally different in sensitivity".

If we're not being controlled, we'll just do what we want".

"There's wide evidence that online tracking is not being controlled by self-regulation".

Those older orchards are probably yielding more mistletoe than they used to because it's not being controlled.

Members of the group, ages 2 to 55, have a condition called Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and were suffering from seizures that were not being controlled by existing drugs.

"But because the mistletoe is not being controlled, fast forward 10 or 20 years and the orchards won't be there.

The judge ruled that the women were not being controlled for gain in their work, despite police putting forward a contrary argument.

"If we're not being controlled, we'll just do what we want," he said at a gathering of Chinese executives two years ago, prompting a round of hearty applause.