Sentence examples for controlling state from inspiring English sources

In America the settlers were generally trying to get away from established church and controlling state.

Nationalist taboos on questioning official history are held in place as much by society as by Turkey's controlling state.

In New York, the incoming governor, David A. Paterson, a Democrat who takes over Monday for Eliot Spitzer, faces the immediate task of controlling state spending and finding revenues in the face of a projected $4.4 billion budget gap.

As the leader of one of the world's most populous countries, Mr. Suharto and his family became notorious for controlling state enterprises and taking kickbacks for government contracts, for siphoning money from state charities and for committing gross violations of human rights.

The splitting of perspectives – experiencing this "fiction" from within and without, with a multiplicity of differing understandings of the world – allowed Cervantes to explore moral questions without ever being moralistic; and it allowed him, too, to get past any censor on the lookout for seditious anti-national or anti-religious messages in an increasingly controlling state.

Though the Justice Department issued no explicit directive to pursue leakers more vigorously, according to these officials, the climate in which leaks were judged changed markedly as a new team of national security officials joined the Obama administration and quickly ran head-on into what it saw as distressing lapses in controlling state secrets.

In a multivariate regression analysis, the association remains strong and significant also when controlling state-level confounders.

Restrictions on the subsidization of prescription costs paid by patients in the community may be a means of controlling state-funded drug use.

Railroad interests also controlled state politics.

Protests are rare in this tightly controlled state.

It then set about establishing a tightly controlled state.