"control money" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the management or regulation of finances or funds. Example: The government implemented strict policies to control money laundering and corruption within the banking industry.
Still, inflation worries occupy the people who control money, not least the governors of the Fed.
It reveals a complex web of abuse, control, money and power.
For example, even if there is less incentive to indirectly control money now than then, maybe it is also easer to do so.
While federal flood control money is assured, the state's continuing share for highway construction will depend on future legislatures, opponents emphasize.
Several adopted rules or procedures to control money growth by adjusting interest rates in response to both inflation and deviations in output from the long-term growth rate.
Certainly if the top income tax bracket is 70 or whatever, then someone in that bracket will have a great incentive to control money rather than possess it outright.
Beta-male Phil formerly ran a medical equipment manufacturer, and when he entered politics brought his arsenal of cost-checking skills to bear on the Ministry of Defence – notoriously an out of control money-hoover.
On the other, there are the highly rational matters of controlling money and property".
The major targets were royal brethren who controlled money, the media, or the military.
Since the brief monetarist heyday of the early 1980s attempts to achieve price stability by controlling money have been abandoned.
But other significant issues remain unresolved, including the flexibility sought by the administration in determining who controls money to reconstruct Iraq.
