Sentence examples for control exercised over from inspiring English sources

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.

Turning to the controversy over the control exercised over news choices, she points out that although human editors have been replaced by algorithms, those "robots" are, of course, designed by humans.

Thanks to the slightly more relaxed control exercised over Bonner, she was able to maintain a degree of contact with the outside world, as well as to keep Sakharov's name in the world's press, whose interest in them was undiminished.

A third major trend involves the degree of control exercised over the interior environment of buildings: increasingly precise regulation of air temperature, light and sound levels, humidity, odours, air speed, and other factors that affect human comfort has been possible.

But it will also mean direct executive control exercised over national budgets by the center.

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

The first step is proving the degree of control he exercised over its operations.

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

The large numbers of women serving in Signals units caused friction between Irving and Simpson over what degree of control he exercised over them.

The Army's internal auditors reviewed nearly $1 billion in payments made from Iraqi money and determined that proper accountability and controls were exercised over these payments.