Sentence examples for control over members from inspiring English sources

The communal organization, composed of heads of households, exercised great control over members.

Amnesty said the Sudanese government failed to protect civilians and exercise control over members of its paramilitary forces involved in the attacks.

They also prevent anonymous users from advertising incorrect data via the catalogue and allow full control over members entering or leaving the community.

In other words, the collective has to be necessary to the harm's production by virtue of what Shockley calls its "coordinating control" over members.

For instance, during the last few months in the Philippines, it played a central role in the historic abolition of the so-called "pork barrel," or lump-sum government funds given by the executive to members of the legislative branch, which has long been a source of presidential control over members of Congress.

Bronfman, a former competitor in international equestrian show jumping competitions, is accused in an indictment of taking a number of steps to help NXIVM's founder and leader, Keith Raniere, exercise control over members of the upstate New York group, including identity theft, interception of electronic communications and money laundering.

"Then when they are sued, they say, 'no, we are all separate firms and have nothing to do with each other.' " The appeals court ruling pointed to BDO annual reports advertising its "strict quality control" over member firms, including BDO Seidman.

Mr. Weidmann, like Mrs. Merkel, now accepts the principle of jointly issued euro zone bonds as a long-term goal of a fiscal union, but "only at the end of an integration process" that entrenches central control over member states' budgets.

But the fact is they told us we'd be worse off outside the eurozone (we weren't) and ignored plentiful warnings that you can't easily run a currency union without much stronger political controls over member states economies, as the Germans are belatedly discovering.

"Can someone explain to me how the opponents of democratic reform can think that it is easier to exert control over 8,000 members across the entire state than 165 members that have been appointed over many years?" Villatora said.

Mr. Boehner, however, said he was confident that he had full control over his members.