Faraway's controls are deceptively limited.
No responsible public agency, especially in these tough economic times, would surrender fiscal control to some faraway, unaccountable third-party decision-maker.
If, on the other hand, the individual responds to infection cases which do not pose a realistic risk of infection (as might happen if, say, individuals in the UK change their behaviour in response to mass media reports of faraway epidemics in distant countries) the control is also inefficient.
Parts of Erik Satie's "Gnossiennes" and "Gymnopédies," so poetically controlled and evocative of faraway orders, accompany the "mental asylum" scenes and of Rodin's frustrated domestic life.
Hulking metal monsters, controlled by people from faraway antennae that get addicted to the use of the robots, are attacking the city.
There were a relatively small number of photographs taken of him (many by Anton Corbijn, the director of "Control"), keeping his charisma — the faraway eyes, the Eastern bloc image of long gray raincoat and short hair — ageless in black and white.
For one, the company exerts tight control, even for stagings in a faraway place like Iceland.
The Legendary Axe takes place in a faraway land, where its inhabitants have been under the control of the cult of Jagu.
While it hadn't given up its grip on the large swath of Iraq and Syria it had seized at the expense of each sovereign state, the original area it controlled was now less important than the faraway societies it could influence.
The global population today is highly mobile and problems arising in faraway countries can no longer be ignored, if we intend to control the spread of these pathogens.
The things "you" supposedly don't want to discuss – the news that's not "fit to talk about" – include not just goings-on in faraway countries but also the "presidential election … jobs in America, gun control".
