Sentence examples for control over free from inspiring English sources
The only thing that would make me leave England would be control over free speech".
"Both Jeremy Corbyn and George Osborne today said that we should accept having no control over free movement of people into the UK from the EU – we disagree.
Many of them would also like to move towards something the indecipherable Corbyn/McDonnell position leaves untouched: some measure of control over free movement.
By contrast, if local authorities run competitions for new schools at least as effectively as central government and certainly more transparently, then the question becomes: why not ditch central government control over free schools and simply have local authorities run competitions to find academy trusts to run new schools?
At the moment, the DfE holds ultimate control over free schools and academies.
In order to exercise providential control over free actions in the created world, God must know precisely how each such being will choose to act in each circumstance in which it will find itself.
The bottom line is the two things we have control over are turning the ball over and making free throws".
The actual trends evident in British society of course have no influence on the sponsors of the great surveillance project, for this is simply a matter of the state and its agencies gaining greater degrees of unfettered control over a free people.
Councils are duty-bound to provide places for all pupils but have little control over the free schools and academies established by the national government.
The chief objection to this view of divine freedom is that it doesn't sufficiently recognize the importance of agents having control over their free acts.
Propositions of this form were particularly important in discussions of philosophical theology in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries because it was believed that it was necessary that God know propositions of this type in order to exercise providential control over the free actions of created beings.
