Sentence examples for considerable control over the from inspiring English sources
They would have considerable control over the dread innovation.
The state also exercises considerable control over the insurance sector.
The decision may fall to Gov. George Pataki, who has considerable control over the corporation.
Monrovia eventually became the official headquarters of Reuben Sturman's worldwide pornography empire... Sturman had gained considerable control over the market.
Detailed programs to some orchestral works of Richard Strauss, for example, exercise considerable control over the music.
While parents might feel powerless when their teenagers start driving, they actually have considerable control over the risks their children face.
It won't help if the office is run by the governor, since the governor already has considerable control over this ghost government.
After becoming Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council in 1892 he exercised considerable control over that body, but his influence was greatly diminished after he and Barton were forced to resign from the ministry on 14 December 1893, having accepted briefs in a case in which they were required to argue against the railway commissioners, a government department.
For one, the head of NIH's "massive grant-review enterprise," Richard Nakamura, "says he worries about judging outcomes using publications and citations, because journal editors and authors have considerable control over those variables".
[On Friday, the monks announced that the government had promised the monastery considerable control over most development on the plateau and said the monastery would stay open. The government said that it would work "flexibly" with the monastery.] The monastery also portrayed the dispute as a struggle over religious freedom, putting the government in an even more awkward position.
Since the districts have had considerable control over their schools' curriculums, the system has become a patchwork of educational philosophies and priorities in recent decades.
