Sentence examples for control over the term from inspiring English sources

This battle for control over the term, citizenship and what it means to be American continues today.

But in their fervor to support an example of good government spending, many overzealous supporters have ceded control over the term "recovery" to, well, economists.

A number of teenage girls and young women I've spoken with have referred to themselves as "sluts" to indicate they were comfortable with their sexuality -- trying to wrest control over the term for themselves -- but this strategy backfired.

Instead, he said, it was to rewrite the agreements for a small portion of its line-of-credit loans, giving the bank more control over the terms.

On one hand, they desperately need the services many of these groups provide; at the same time, they have no control over the terms or conditions according to which that "help" or "aid" gets doled out.

"For SMBs Arex offers total control over the terms of their financing," adds Jalkanen.

Again in Vance, the duo bought up $2 million of the issue to give them control over the terms if necessary.

This platform allows user agency through a significant degree of control over the terms of sharing health data and biological samples.

And amid continuing questions who will retain long-term control over the team, the Dodgers spent most of 2010 (and the opening stages of the 2011 season) losing players to better-funded teams and falling through the league tables.

It said that at the moment, fiscal stimulus was likely to have a larger impact than it normally would, although the ability of countries to apply such stimulus was limited by the need to bring deficits under control over the longer term.

Although the rapid dissipation of both active ingredients in the Recent Soil suggest a short period of environmental concern, it would be useful to determine if these low amounts can provide effective weed control over the longer term (6 months after spray application).