Sentence examples for equitable control over from inspiring English sources
To the extent that individuals have more equitable control over how transnational political power is exercised, global democratization is enhanced.
Whether the Arctic states tighten control over the region's resources, or find equitable and sustainable ways to share them will be a major political challenge in the decades ahead.
The biggest shift in policy is that the I.R.S. will now be more likely to grant equitable relief when one spouse has abused the other or exerted "financial control" over money matters.
The degree to which shifts in gender expectations towards more equitable relationship was evidenced was however contingent on the extent to which men were willing to reduce their control over their wives, particularly for women who were willing and able to work but were blocked by their husbands.
As the Overseas Development Institute's report, "State building for peace" points out, there is often tension between efforts to build equitable and high functioning institutions in fragile states (state building) and brokering the compromises among warring factions and foreign interests contesting control over state institutions (peace building) [ 54].
The poster refers to vaccinations as "forced penetration" and asks: "Do you really 'need' control over your own body?" The implication is immediately clear: allowing your child to be vaccinated without their consent is equitable to sexual violence.
"No more control over them.
They want control over that.
You have complete control over that.
