Sentence examples for extensive controls from inspiring English sources

The British system thus vests extensive controls in the Treasury bureaucracy.

Several Android variants, including the popular Cyanogen OS, include extensive controls over the kinds of personal data apps have access to on a smartphone.

Parliament will gain new and extensive controls over the conduct of foreign policy if the supreme court rejects ministers' right to use the royal prerogative to trigger Brexit, a government lawyer has told judges.

Despite extensive controls, a lot of capital left China during the Asian crisis in the late 1990s; recently, lots of short-term money has flowed in.

In many of the less-developed countries with authoritarian governments, very extensive controls are imposed on the press, and government-owned newspapers are often the principal sources of political news.

In doing so, the European Union is looking to present a united front with the Americans and press the rest of the world to adopt similar or more extensive controls.

A. I have an extensive control system.

Chris Kelly, Facebook's chief privacy officer, defends its current settings, saying it "gives users extensive control over the applications they choose to interact with".

Most of Samsung's modifications are good: more quick settings, more power-saving modes, extensive control over notifications including the power of the vibration.

The intensive cultivation practiced in horticulture relies on extensive control of the environment for all phases of plant life.

The kicker is that Yucaipa also received the right to nominate one director and extensive control rights over Morgans.