Sentence examples for exercise tight control from inspiring English sources

From makeup to reporters' questions, aides to Representative Michele Bachmann exercise tight control over her presidential campaign.

If the government was able to continue, he said, it would exercise tight control over public finances and avoid the deficit running over 3%.

Mr. Bloomberg and his top advisers have made no secret of their intent to exercise tight control of the Education Department.

In high schools and elementary schools, teachers try to exercise tight control over backchannels, often reviewing a transcript after class for inappropriate remarks.

She brought back licences in order to exercise tight control over the brand image and booked the megastars for the brand's campaigns – from Kate Moss to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

Suddenly faced with competition, the editors who used to exercise tight control over translations and interpretations have invited many more scholars into their once exclusive circle and have established timetables for more prompt publication of the remaining texts.

Like other states, including Washington and New York, New Mexico has tried to exercise tighter control over the distribution of painkillers.

This increases the ability to exercise tighter control over product manufacturing and at the high end of the apparel and foot wear market this is already happening.

In those where parliaments exercise tighter control of the executive Canada, Britain or Germany, say the government controls the parliamentary timetable and the powers of committees are much weaker.

The movement's appeal is now thought to have spread to non-Uzbek ethnic groups as well.The rise of such Islamic groups has prompted governments all over the region to adopt a tougher stance vis-à-vis extremists and to exercise tighter control over religious activities, but nowhere more so than in Uzbekistan.

Most of these countries exercised tight control over pharmaceutical prices and pharmacists' margins.