Sentence examples for enough control over from inspiring English sources

At the meeting, Maliki complained that the Americans were not giving him enough control over security.

And I don't think users have been given enough control over what's happening.

"I really don't have enough control over it," he told the judge.

He felt that he didn't have enough control over his own work.

The question answers itself: an alliance would never give G.M. enough control over the lender to loosen its credit standards.

The pilot up front managed to maintain enough control over the crippled helicopter to put it onto the surface softly.

We have to have a unified platform, but give restaurant partners enough control, not only over being able to speak with their customers, but control for the look and feel of their storefront.

If you knock the cones over, you're going too fast or don't have enough control of the ball.

Those close to the issue say that Britain's Financial Services Authority FSAA) frets that it does not have enough direct control over Deutsche's London operations because of European Union branching rules.

Yes: the Office for National Statistics has said that the liabilities of RBS, thought to be around £1.7tn, will soon have to appear on the government's balance sheet, because its shareholding, of almost 70%, gives it enough managerial control over the battered bank to make it a public institution.

They condemned totalitarian, centralised states and the never ending conflicts among them, and instead called for a European federal state with enough shared control over military and economic power, yet where "each State will retain the autonomy it needs for a plastic articulation and development of political life according to the particular characteristics of the various peoples".