Sentence examples for exercise greater control of from inspiring English sources

Poland's right-wing government has bristled at European criticism of its moves to exercise greater control of the courts.

Freire [ 18] suggests participation is most likely to empower marginalised communities to exercise greater control of their lives (and more specifically their health) if it is framed within a dialogical and facilitative approach through knowledge negotiation and power transfer from health professional to communities [ 19, 20].

The last thing the development community needs is a government with highly questionable democratic credentials exercising greater control of civil society.

The Ryan plan relies on a premium support model that would allow individuals to exercise greater control over what sorts of procedures they would not be covered for.

Britain has the largest banking sector in Europe in relation to gross domestic product, followed by Sweden, and has long fought efforts by the European authorities to exercise greater control over the City of London, the biggest financial center in Europe.

Allowing the NIH to exercise greater control over the type of training it supports is paramount, he says.

Washington wants London to exercise greater control over extremist Islamist influences within Britain, many of whom are of Pakistani descent.

French authorities pointed out to that country the sensitivity of the goods and the need to exercise greater control.

Though Francis, who is 76, says he prefers the simplicity of his present lodgings, the decision has enabled him to exercise greater control over his agenda.

Arthur I. Weinstein, vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, agreed that some condominiums appeared to be trying to exercise greater control over admissions.

Protesters wanted the trustees instead to exercise greater control over the organization.