Sentence examples for exercising control over the from inspiring English sources

The monitors do not see themselves as engaging in censorship or exercising control over the speech of others.

In playing fast and loose with critics, including the No More Page 3 campaigners, David Dinsmore and Rupert Murdoch want to show that they are exercising control over the Sun's editorial decision-making.

George Lucas, who founded Lucasfilm in 1971 before enhancing his name with other worldwide hits such as the Indiana Jones franchise, is a filmmaker known for exercising control over the most minute details of the fictional universe he created.

The Council of State thus plays a crucial part in exercising control over the government and the administration from a jurisdictional point of view and ensures that they conform with the law.

The changes would also create a new body over the next year with broad powers to regulate telecommunications companies, including the possibility of ordering them to divest assets to prevent them from exercising control over the market.

Exercising control over the passions means that we are simultaneously exercising control over the internal motions of the body – the beatings of the heart, circulation of the blood and heat, the disposition of the animal spirits, and so forth.

And the Syrian misadventure implies that Kouchner can't even exercise control over the hot spots.

The Koreans have yet to demonstrate that they exercised control over the islands before the Japanese occupation.

During the Weimar era, individual German states exercised control over the police forces within their borders.

"These authorities include the ability to hire and fire, as well as the ability to exercise control over the budgets".

"Can you ever get a central government in Afghanistan to a point where it can exercise control over the country?