Sentence examples for control over the exploitation from inspiring English sources

Under heavy pressure, the British government successfully got some changes made to the text, seeking to make clear that member countries will retain control over the exploitation of their own energy resources.

On the one hand, Morales decreed in 2008 that the state would take full control of the exploitation of lithium.

As a consequence, universities gained direct control over, and exploitation of, their intellectual property, with a view to generating income for themselves and contributing to national wealth creation [ 87].

In addition to the necessity of reducing conflict over effecting specialized tasks, differentiating groups must control the exploitation of the commons, or else be out-competed by more fit groups.

The process control should allow the exploitation of physiological properties of the target species.

Sidky's thoughtful analysis of Hunzakutz rituals reveals their importance to resource management (controlling over-exploitation of upland pastures) and their sensitivity to the ecological cycles of the high-mountain environments.

Another opportunity comes from the exploitation of alloyed Si/Ge-NCs, that could provide additional control over the final response as discussed in the next section.

As soon as C.I.A. employees decide to sue the agency, Ms. Brookner writes, "they are confronted with the C.I.A.'s exploitation of security in an effort to exert control over the entire legal process, including their choice of counsel".

When she spits out the phrase "I'm your prostitute," on "Get Some," she's asserting control over her own exploitation.

The accident renews concerns over the exploitation of migrant workers in Thailand, many of whom work in the country illegally.

The review examined agencies' actions over the exploitation of six girls in Rochdale borough between 2007 and 2010.