Sentence examples for control over conditions from inspiring English sources
This view fits well with community psychology's theory of empowerment as the process by which groups or individuals increase control over conditions that affect their lives (Rappaport 1981; Zimmerman 2000).
Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, says that information and technology will help people manage their health independently and give people with long-term conditions control over their own care.
More important, they've been extraordinarily effective in establishing control over working conditions.
This has certain attractions: no boss, the ability to set your own hours, control over working conditions.
"The women work out of their homes, it's safe, they have more control over working conditions," she said.
Those working within them have less control over their conditions, pay higher taxes and essentially cede to the state as their pimp.
"They have little control over the conditions and terms of their work, and it is nearly impossible for drivers to achieve financial stability".
Under all of these agreements, the publishers retain control over many conditions of the book-scanning project, including which titles are made available.
An additional part of neoliberalism's tacit deal was the abandonment of any pretence to democratic, collective control over the conditions of life: politics has been reduced to technocratic rule.
I nevertheless believe, given the very substantial benefits we know people and communities enjoy when afforded real control over the conditions of their being, that whatever the cost incurred in this exploration, it would be one well worth bearing.
