Sentence examples for be given more control from inspiring English sources
Parents have to be given more control over education through public charter schools.
Professional and Enterprise versions of Windows 10 will be given more control over the installation of updates.
The needs of the individual must come first; people should be given more control over the care they receive.
The Lib Dems have backed a motion calling for councils to be given more control over second homes, not just in rural areas but in London too.
IPPR North calls for councils to be given more control over how housing benefit is spent, with the money being used to drive up standards in accommodation.
Many people say that cities should be given more control by their national governments – but I think what's even worse than having governments controlling cities is having a myriad of municipalities, each one doing whatever they want.
Millions of women have been given more control over their own lives.
Muhammad Bahr al-Uloum said Saturday that he was suspending his membership until Iraqis were given more control over the country's security, Governing Council aides said.
Experts are also watching to see if those sub-work units are given more control over particular areas within the larger collective.
Rural communities gained in income in the 1980's, as farmers were given more control over local fields, although not ownership.
Mr. Chappelle did not rule out returning to finish filming the third season, provided that he was given more "control" and that a portion of the proceeds from DVD sales went to people who were not "exploiting me," he said.
