Sentence examples for control over the sector from inspiring English sources

Oil is seen as the key driver of Libya's fortunes post-Gaddafi and control over the sector is being bitterly contested between its new government and its tribes and militias.

Countries with vibrant political competition but limited institutional capacity pose the most significant challenge for oil sector reform: Unitary control over the sector is impossible but separation of functions is often difficult to implement.

"There is no intention for the Scottish government to have any involvement in the appointment process for the position of chair at any institution, so any suggestion of us exerting greater direct control over the sector is just wrong," she said.

But Global Witness, a group that highlights the links between the exploitation of natural resources and human rights abuses, said that the new legislation would give the president and his energy minister "total control over the sector" and warned that it would "perpetuate the status quo of secrecy, excessive ministerial control and corruption allegations".

Opec member Ecuador says it will start renegotiating contracts with private oil companies as it moves to increase state control over the sector.

These actions are clearly designed to increase government control over the sector, at the expense of foreign investors.

The state also exercises considerable control over the insurance sector.

Domestically, Prince Mohammed has sought to consolidate control over the energy sector.

While partnership, including between governments and businesses, is a buzzword among proponents of the SDG agenda, anxiety remains about how best to exercise control over the private sector.

One who did not receive a Kremlin post was Igor I. Sechin, the former deputy prime minister, who has advocated greater state control over the energy sector.

With the creation of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949 came complete government control over the economic sector, followed by the transformation of all state-owned enterprises (SOEs) into corporations.