Sentence examples for clear control over from inspiring English sources

"The co-op board has to have clear control over jobs going on at any given time".

The law left Mr. Negroponte with clear control over the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies that operate abroad, but the commission warned in a report in March that the legislation left his influence over the F.B.I. "troublingly vague," hampering effective oversight of the nation's intelligence operations.

They don't have just a single-payer system, but they have very clear controls over budgeting and accountability.

Gordon announced on Thursday he would block the bill to restore clearing controls over concerns including barriers to Indigenous economic development.

After feedback from many of you, we announced in August that we were moving toward a model that gives you clearer controls over what data is shared with applications and websites when you choose to use them.

The NYDFS' letter makes it clear that control over the means of communication doesn't absolve banks of their legal responsibility to preserve records of what is said and to ensure that regulators can see those records.  .

However, Libya continues to suffer from insecurity and a lack of clear government control over many parts of its territory, a problem that is compounded by the actions of autonomous local militias and radical Islamists.

Pakistan's administration says the form is simply an attempt at transparency to prove there is a clear system of control over the nuclear industry.

His remarks came at a hearing at which three former directors of central intelligence testified that if Congress created a national intelligence director, the job must have clear authority, including control over the intelligence community's estimated $40 billion annual budget.

Teacher instruction may be characterised by a clear manifestation of control over learning methods, teacher-student interaction, and temporal resources: scope of action and the available time for students to work on the subject matter are mainly determined by the teacher.

While it is now clear that attentional control over binocular rivalry is possible, the opposite is less evident: Is interocular conflict (i.e., the situation leading to binocular rivalry) able to attract attention?