Sentence examples for exercising absolute control from inspiring English sources

Both Ross and McLaughlin approach Net Neutrality with a deep understanding of the problems associated with a government or ISP exercising absolute control over the Internet access of everyday citizens.

What makes Guantanamo indispensable is that it's a spot where the US government can exercise absolute control over a territory it absolutely does not own.

"Neither local nor central government could exercise absolute control over any publicly funded school in England," he writes.

And for much of the 1950s, Batista exercised absolute control over the political system.

He will win not because he is widely popular, Nigerians and diplomats say, but because he exercises absolute control through a reign of terror.

In some countries, national agencies exercise absolute control of all broadcasting, and in certain areas print and film media operate under strict government control.

He served as the quiet understudy of his father, who exercised absolute control over the conglomerate and decided against making two older sons his successors.

When I'm in Japan or in China I often encounter conductors who seek to exercise absolute control over their orchestras, to utterly dominate them.

Determined to avoid those problems, the Wright brothers created a positive control system that enabled (indeed, required) the pilot to exercise absolute command over the motion of his machine in every axis and at every moment.

Mr Abubakar resisted this, saying that it proved the president was bent on exercising "absolute power".

The Court's analysis produces a crazy result: Whereas those convicted and sentenced to death for war crimes are without judicial remedy, all enemy combatants detained during a war, at least insofar as they are confined in an area away from the battlefield over which the United States exercises "absolute and indefinite" control, may seek a writ of habeas corpus in federal court.