Sentence examples for control over issues from inspiring English sources

Critics say greater economic unity with Europe will eventually threaten Ireland's control over issues like taxes.

Recent tighter legislation and control over issues like sustainability and disability discrimination have resulted in the need for more frequent modifications to building regulations.

The measure, approved by a vote of 189 to 154, would allow Catalonia to keep more of its tax money, to require residents to learn the Catalan language and to exercise greater control over issues like immigration policy.

None of this will come as a surprise to those who work for major corporations, which even today exercise control over issues large and small — everything from health care, say, to the scheduling of vacations.

Which means that government in Scotland is in a state of perpetual movement, with a parliament at Holyrood and a party in power, but no constitution or control over issues such as energy and blowing things up.

The proposal was one of a bevy of policy initiatives on ballots Tuesday, giving voters across the country direct control over issues as varied as health care, the minimum wage, drug policy and, in California, time itself.

Neither one had direct control over issuing city permits.

The average age is 34 and they are truly diverse in terms of nationalities… We believe in people's ability to take control over those issues and solve them, rather than relying on public sector to do that," explains Goldner.

Many current Conservative policies would begin the long march back to local control over local issues.

Control over key issues such as taxation, policing, and criminal justice were retained by Westminster.

His appointment as governor is for life, and he has control over competition issues as well as prudential supervision.