Sentence examples for control over, for example, from inspiring English sources

She believes regional governments have too much power and wants to claw back central control over, for example, education.

Some students may comment about things you have no control over: for example, "Get rid of the textbook". That is information you can pass on to the faculty member for the next time the course is taught, but it's something you can't change.

Control for the women in this study meant a variety of things - control over what pain relief they had; control over decisions, for example about mobility; or control over their own bodies.

Give people more personal control over temperature, for example, and it typically makes them happier, while also saving energy.

Member states retain sovereignty over national citizenship, so Mr Caudwell is right that the UK has no control over who, for example, France issues a passport to.

Before this, he had been the CFO, a position where he already had some control over operations, for example leading its legacy dial-up business.

qCount provides fine-grained control over quantification, for example to include only alignments that are (anti- sense to the query region, to select anti- sensebased on mapping qualito or thereport counts for exon–exon junctions.

Instead, professionals were expected to be self-organizing and regulating (implied by people being referred to as adults) with the hospital management feeling they had little control over them, for example: 'These are adults they know what they should do'.

Another strategy was to put a sustained, conscious effort into seeking to develop increased control over diabetes, for example through acquiring diabetes technologies such as CSIIs or seeking to go on structured diabetes education courses.

Women have control in their house - financial control for example.

Stanley said there are police forces with good bodycam policies in place, but then there are others who appear to have little interest in using the cameras to improve police transparency -- no control, for example, over when the cameras should be turned on or off.