Sentence examples for control be exercised from inspiring English sources

Rep. Edna F. Felly, Democrat of Bklyn., and Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., Republican from N.J., said they were embarrassed by her interpretation of "Phaedra", when it was given in West Germany under the auspices of the U.S. Cultural Exchange Program., & suggested that better control be exercised over performances by artists from this country.

Sometimes, though, control is exercised by invisible – and dangerous – means.

The control is exercised by means of a transverse distributed force.

A great deal of the conventional manager's control is exercised through formal information.

"Screening was brutal and violent," Myerson said, "with little control being exercised over the sadistic tendencies of those conducting it.

Rigid government control was exercised in conjunction with a complicit group of committed pro-war press proprietors.

Once this has occurred it permits atrocious acts and attitudes to be visited on those over whom power and control are exercised.

The network is run on a franchise model; each school's principal has considerable autonomy, while quality control is exercised from the home office in San Francisco.

And, because control is exercised centrally, young managers must endure a long and generally a more technical apprenticeship with less decision-making responsibility.

A game's narrative determines whether that control is exercised defensively or offensively, with Spain setting a precedent that is yet to be matched at international level.

There are more than 1,000 agencies in Kathmandu and little control is exercised by the government to make sure that all operate within the law.