Sentence examples for gave more control from inspiring English sources

That great age itself came about because the studio system was already weakened by antitrust decisions, and the newly decentralized studios put more power into the hands of independent producers, who gave more control to directors.

Collecting data through focus groups rather than individual interviews gave more control of conversation topics to the participants because it allowed participants to bring up and discuss among themselves, in their own language, relevant points beyond those anticipated by the researchers.

I too would like to see Iraqis given more control faster and the U.N. more involved.

Parents have to be given more control over education through public charter schools.

Millions of women have been given more control over their own lives.

He is in favor of giving more control to states when it comes to education.

Professional and Enterprise versions of Windows 10 will be given more control over the installation of updates.

"Video on demand is primarily for movies, while a PVR gives more control over all types of programming".

The needs of the individual must come first; people should be given more control over the care they receive.

The mouthpiece of the bit can have a port or indentation in its centre to give more control.

Rural communities gained in income in the 1980's, as farmers were given more control over local fields, although not ownership.