Sentence examples for broad control from inspiring English sources

The agreements gave the states, and their logging agencies, broad control over forest management.

And Washington has exercised broad control over the destiny of one of the world's smallest nations ever since.

But Mr. Caro noted that such broad control of Washington by one party had benefits and disadvantages.

In a co-op, the directors have broad control over the use of common areas and can prohibit any use that adversely affects other residents.

Undercutting the authority of chairmen, who under Democratic rule held extraordinary power and exercised broad control over legislation, was one of their first orders of business.

The old school boards were eliminated by last year's school governance law, which gave the mayor broad control of the school system.

And, in May, he did an about-face and agreed to impose broad controls on electricity prices in California and other Western states.

He got some of what he has sought in recent months when regulators did an about-face and agreed to impose relatively broad controls on electricity prices until September 2002.

Baseball, which had asserted new, broad controls as part of the contract language in its press credential, backed off somewhat by allowing reporters to transmit "historic" information -- say, the progress of a quest for a significant record -- as it happens.

Both frameworks consist of broad controls with a number of sub-controls containing more detailed guidance.

The large sample size allows a broad controlling for potential confounders.