Sentence examples for control headlines from inspiring English sources

"Pooled budgets" between local government and police in every neighbourhood are to be introduced alongside local crime figures so residents can get a clearer picture of what is happening in their neighbourhood than provided by the misleading "crime soaring out of control" headlines of the national media.

Allowing McCain's campaign to control headline and media language in this way is analogous to running a banner that reads "Tough on Russia?

In 2010, countries like India, Indonesia, Singapore and South Korea might allow currency appreciation to control headline inflation.

Barely a day goes by without immigration and border control making headlines.

As well as Corbyn talking them up in his recent conference speech, Richard Leonard, the Corbyn-allied candidate in the Scottish Labour leadership contest, has made bold promises of rent controls a headline policy of his campaign.

Sanders has come under scrutiny since the shooting dead of nine people at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, on 1 October returned gun control to the headlines.

Someone in Albany said term should be "youth control" and the headline writer had obliged.

"Trump Stuns Lawmakers With Seeming Embrace of Comprehensive Gun Control" read the headline at the New York Times.

In fact, Powell points out, the TES used the word "control" in the headline but her quotes mentioned only "accountability".

IN 1990 John Latham, a cloud physicist, published a short article in Nature under the headline "Control of Global Warming?" It argued that if low-lying maritime clouds were made a bit brighter, the Earth could be cooled enough to make up for the increased warming caused by emissions of greenhouse gases.

Deadspin took a swipe at the crowd control with a headline that read, "Ravens Parade Enjoyed By All, Minus The Stabbing And Trampling".