Sentence examples for given increased control from inspiring English sources

But under Trump ― who never served in the military ― generals have been given increased control and the military has taken a more central role.

At the core of the ATSISPEP recommendations is the assertion that Aboriginal leaders should be given increased control of mental health care within their communities, and that funding be redirected from the criminal justice system towards mental health, and drug and alcohol services.

A secondary consequence could be that recipient trees are given increased control of arrived foundresses, if smaller wasps are more susceptible to heat stress, allowing figs to avoid over-exploitation using the mechanisms outlined above.

Both young people and clinicians felt that by using the application prior to the first appointment, young people would be given increased control in the treatment process as they could organize their thoughts and indicate what it was that they most wanted to speak about via a 'flagging' function [ 25, 35, 36].

However, control of the area proved a significant task, and Lombards were given increasing control of Pannonia in the 6th century, which ended in their withdrawal in 568 and the arrival of Eurasian Avars and Slavs, who established control of Pannonia by year 582.

These operations are implemented locally to give increased control.

The semi-independent schools are paid for by the state rather than local authorities, giving increased control over the curriculum, teachers' pay and opening hours.

A standard spherical apparatus for measuring explosion characteristics was modified to give increased and controlled turbulence within a dust air mixture.

The dispute was not officially resolved, however, until the Treaty of 1834, which gave New Jersey increased control over Hudson River waters in return for the continued inclusion of Staten Island within New York's borders.

This could give players increased control over how their medical information is used, and that could increase their leverage in trade talks or contract negotiations.

The new Constitution would give parents increased control over their children's education, allowing them to opt out of state-mandated religious instruction.