Sentence examples for given greater control over from inspiring English sources
This conflicts with government promises that patients will be given greater control over their medical records".
People must be given greater control over their data, with a reinforced right to be forgotten and a right to data portability.
He said military chiefs would be given greater control over the armed services as he attempted to sweeten what he described as "difficult and painful" cuts he blamed on the "dangerous deficit" left by the Labour government.
The future of Scotland and the UK programme includes live investigations by specialist research fellows on, for example, the future of the welfare state, whether Scotland votes yes or no (either way, the Scottish parliament will be given greater control over welfare policy); on the future of UK energy policy and supplies; on whether Scotland can share sterling with the UK.
As for designers, they have been given greater control over production by digital technology, which has also helped them to pursue their own agendas: Maybe by realizing their political objectives, or by treating design as a medium of expression and intellectual enquiry.
The initial eight cities - which also included Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle and Nottingham - were given greater control over government areas including infrastructure projects, transport and job training budgets.
The laser ignition system gives greater control over the engine and enables it to be run on a much more efficient fuel/ air mixture, which will directly cut a car's carbon emissions.
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This takes the learner modelling out of the traditional intelligent tutoring system context, such as exemplified above by Subtraction Master (Bull and McKay 2004) and Guru (Olney et al. 2012), to provide a focus for reflection and other metacognitive behaviours and give greater control over decisions in learning to the learner.
According to Delande, locking the motion of the electron with a microwave gives great control over an atom, and it might be used to produce extremely pure light for certain types of lasers.
