Sentence examples for exerted considerable control from inspiring English sources

In some cases the institutional inquisitions themselves exerted considerable control over the prosecution of offenses that other courts treated with less consistency.

Through the system of courts baron and kirk sessions, landlords still exerted considerable control over their tenants.

Serfdom died out in Scotland in the 14th century, although through the system of courts baron landlords still exerted considerable control over their tenants.

During the campaign, and until his departure from the White House in 2007, media members often suggested that Rove was able to manipulate Bush, and that Rove exerted considerable control over the government.

At the Montreal site, the coordinator exerted considerable control, acting as a buffer between the various interest groups within the project (e.g., clinical, organizational, research, users, and national/local).

Individuals exert considerable control over their emotions but differ in their use of specific emotion regulation strategies.

The thermal conductivity of the thin seasonally freezing and thawing soil layer in permafrost landscapes exerts considerable control over the sensitivity of the permafrost to energy and mass exchanges at the surface.

It could be argued that the political elite were previously able to exert considerable control over the narrative of events.

The American Dream has ultimately been about the manner in which our lives unfold and the ability of the individual, no matter where he or she comes from, to exert considerable control and freedom over how that process occurs.

The North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) exerts considerable control on U.K. weather.

The NAO exerts considerable control on the weather in the North Atlantic, Mediterranean, Europe and Scandinavia (Hurrell & Deser, 2010).