Sentence examples for controlled far from inspiring English sources

"Drones, controlled far away from conflict zones, ease politicians' decisions to launch military strikes and order extra-judicial assassinations, without democratic oversight or accountability to the public," said Rafeef Ziadah, from War on Want.

For the first half of the last century, the party establishment — big-state governors, veteran Washington officials and party chairmen — controlled far more delegates than could be earned through the relatively few primaries that were held each election.

I'd suggest that those idiots need to be controlled far more thoroughly than we do today and therefore there can be no exceptions, everyone must be treated equally.

For Simmons, memories can be summoned and controlled far more easily, and reliably, with a few snorts of a drug called flashback.

For its first four or five years, it attempted to control far too much from the centre.

They control far more and see into more of their users' lives than any individual companies in the US do.

Wal-Mart practically owns discount retailing, with its 1,724 Wal-Mart stores controlling far more of the market than its nearest rivals, Kmart and Target.

He added: "Conservatives control far more rural and shire councils than other parties, so it is no surprise that Conservative councillors value environmental safeguards".

The Russians, who control far more prospective drilling area in the Arctic Ocean than the United States and Canada combined, take a far different view.

The officials also displayed a map suggesting the rebels control far less than the 30 to 40percentt of territory often cited.

Belcher wants to control far more aspects of crystal growth.