Sentence examples for controlled elsewhere from inspiring English sources

In Italy, where Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi owns most private media and indirectly controls public media, there is a strong push to regulate the Internet more assertively than it is controlled elsewhere in Europe.

Therefore, Meccan efforts at centralization and unification might well have been transient, especially because they were not reinforced by any stronger power and because they depended almost entirely on the prosperity of a trade route that had been formerly controlled at its southern terminus and could be controlled elsewhere in the future, or exclude Mecca entirely.

But no it's not equivalent as you're still required to 'exist' in a controlled elsewhere, beyond and/or outside your normal social spaces (where, it goes without saying, only, at best, a sub-set of your friends will also want to be).

The export details are broken down into categories such as "electronic equipment, military spacecraft, and components not controlled elsewhere" and "energetic materials and related substances".

But perhaps women exercise control in wedding planning, because they have little to control elsewhere.

Security, though rocky in Karachi, seemed under control elsewhere.

What can be learned from Burundi to inform progress on NTD control elsewhere?

And although Alan Mullally's biggest contribution was with the bat, his accuracy brought him five wickets in Brisbane and control elsewhere.

They, too, are likely to find increasing favour with young Tunisian men who are dreaming of jihad, as the government steps up border controls elsewhere.

One might wish for such stringent quality control elsewhere, but as usual Frieze is a place where it's best to go with the flow, roll with the punches and get your pleasures where you can.

Inspired by California voters' approval of a sweeping new law regulating the disposal of toxic chemicals, environmentalists and political leaders are pressing for enactment of similar controls elsewhere in the nation.