Sentence examples for control exercised from inspiring English sources

The answer, says O'Reilly, is strong social control, exercised through the corporate culture.

The committees also play an important role in the control exercised by Congress over governmental agencies.

However, landslide results also hint at the strong control exercised by the party leadership over internal decision-making.

The protesters were referring to the far-reaching control exercised by the authoritarian president, Ilham Aliyev, over the country's media.

Your letter confirms the fact that control exercised by the parliamentary intelligence and security committee is weak.

The prewar system of totalitarian control exercised through the Communist Party and the secret police was quickly reimposed.

We have replaced political control of the honours system with control exercised by unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats".

Regulatory control exercised by international or European institutions provides scope for understanding functionalist rationales when comprehending the construction of 'ocean space'.

With this new guard controlling powerful, overlapping fiefdoms within the secretive Syrian state, the amount of control exercised by Bashar himself has been questioned.

And investors may be wary of possible problems with Chinese censorship and regulations, as well as the control exercised over the company by Ma and his senior managers.

In his essay "Hair Control: the Feminine Disciplined Head", he explains that a ballerina's swept-back chignon reflects the supreme physical control exercised over her own body.