Sentence examples for given direct control over from inspiring English sources
The player is given direct control over the protagonist Jake and moves him around using the directional pad within the game's isometrically displayed world.
A view is now taking hold among many European leaders that the ever-worsening crisis may result in Brussels being given direct control over the budgets of countries that continue to run excessive deficits — a proposal made recently by the euro's most passionate advocate, Jean-Claude Trichet, former president of the European Central Bank.
It gives direct control over areas of intermediate dielectric constant and implicit control over feature size, both key concerns for the design of nano-scale devices.
The new antennas also will give NASA's Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center in Houston the ability to monitor Unity and to have direct control over operations on the station without having to go through Russian ground stations.
The plan would have rescinded presidential term limits, given Chavez direct control over the country's foreign currency reserves, and allowed the government to censor media during a political emergency.
But under the government's localist agenda, City Hall has been given more direct control over levers for fostering economic development and directing regeneration.
A historic deal in November gave Holyrood direct control over £14bn ($22bn) worth of tax and welfare policy.
Second, the small checks mean more of their money will be going directly to Obama's campaign, giving him direct control over the funds and his advertising message.
Pentland anticipates such criticisms by arguing for a "New Deal on Data" that gives people direct control over the information collected about them.
He has long urged the State Legislature to abolish the board, two of whose seven members are appointed by the mayor and five by borough presidents, and give him direct control over the schools.
