Sentence examples for genuinely control from inspiring English sources

"Systems of financial safeguards must be established which genuinely control football and make it function properly".

They've stuffed the legislation with gimmicks and dodges designed to get a good score from the Congressional Budget Office but don't genuinely control runaway spending.

Offshore entities, provided they are genuinely controlled and managed outside the UK, do not pay any tax on the proceeds of property speculation, unlike resident Britons.

But Hayes genuinely lost control of his faculties — tearing up first-down markers, shoving photographers and, in his final game, slugging an opposing player.

And some human rights advocates say they fear that the melding of ever improving digital technologies and the absence of legal restraints on surveillance raise the specter of genuinely Orwellian control over society.

It isn't a stretch to believe that he genuinely wants control in order to keep the business focused on the long-term social mission he described in his letter to shareholders, rather than the short-term gains often demanded by financial managers.

Equivalent results would be obtained from genuinely unaffected controls on the condition that the disease is rare.

It is particularly important to recognise that while administrative controls appear more attractive (as they do not require initial large capital investments), the loss in productivity could be substantial if one were to genuinely implement controls to ensure health and comfort of workers.

No one knows how many tenants genuinely need rent control based on their income and no one knows what levels of affordable housing will really financially pencil out for real estate developers.

New technologies are seeking to again disrupt the industry by decentralizing control, genuinely removing the gatekeepers from public news access, thus ensuring censorship and bias-free news and social media.

Professor Maxwell said: "The advice to the public should continue to be to take this class of drugs only when they are genuinely necessary to control pain and in the lowest effective dose, not only because of any cardiovascular risk but also because of potential effects on the stomach".