Sentence examples for exert strong control over from inspiring English sources

And there are the judges — many elected through a political machine-controlled process — who are unable or unwilling to exert strong control over their courtrooms to resolve cases in a reasonable time.

Platforms that aspire to deliver an end-to-end experience will be at risk (for misclassification lawsuits) if they elect to deliver their product/service via independent contractors, because they will need to exert strong control over how independent contractors perform their role.

Visual landmarks, in particular, exert strong control over the preferred direction of HD cell firing [ 4].

This pool may indeed play a role in setting POC remineralization depth, which has the potential to exert strong control over atmospheric CO2 levels [ Kwon et al., 2009 ].

For example, studying Table 4 (control over glucose transport), whilst one expects glycolytic reactions to exert strong control over glucose uptake, the regulation by L-asparaginase comes as a surprise.

A simple model suggests that early in our experiences with alcohol, brain regions that are sensitive to the proximal relationship between actions and reward, such as the DMS and NAc, may exert strong control over alcohol seeking and drinking.

He said the company would exert stronger control over its American subsidiary.

The president of Bridgestone, Yo ichiro Kaizaki, said the company would exert stronger control over the management of its American subsidiary, Bridgestone/Firestone, and that it would apply the same quality-control criteria for both its Bridgestone and Firestone tires.

They suffered through a brutal "ethnic cleansing" campaign in the 1980's as Saddam Hussein ejected them from their homes and brought in Arabs to exert stronger control over the region's rich oil resources.

During those deliberations, in March, Republicans had wanted to exert stronger control over the state's more liberal cities.

There are two possible explanations for the lack of correlation between replication timing and sequence divergence between the two related yeast species: at longer times, other features exert stronger control over which mutations can survive or replication timing may change rapidly on an evolutionary time scale.