Sentence examples for control exerted over from inspiring English sources
One concern, the directive adds, is that "administrative oversight exerted over contractors is very different from the command and control exerted over military and civilian employees".
Where they had been smuggled or apparently trafficked, their experience on their first boat was the most exploitative, with wages underpaid or unpaid, their fear and confusion greatest and the degree of control exerted over them strongest.
(If the number seems small, it reflects the tight political control exerted over Singapore life by the People's Action Party, which has run the country for about half a century and discourages public protest).
This study demonstrates how different dendronization parameters, such as disulfide concentration, temperature, time and nature of the ligand (dendritic vs nondendritic), determine the control exerted over the size and stability of the NP aggregates.
The survey by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, the trade body for human resources staff, found that although workers are classified as self-employed, many were concerned about the level of control exerted over them by the businesses they worked for.
It is again producing critical cheers and plenty of money for Warner Bros. None of these franchises revolves around a star actor, although all have created stars.In Harry Potter's case, creative experimentation is possible because of the rigorous control exerted over many aspects of the production.
It extends to the level of control countries exert over their AIDS response.
Nondepressed participants showed an illusion of control when they judged the control they exerted over uncontrollable outcomes.
Little control was exerted over interrogations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Reading Mitchell's memoranda, the satisfaction in the covert control he exerted over other people shines through his flat prose.
The dictatorial control Guzmán exerted over the Shining Path proved to be the movement's downfall.
