Sentence examples for governmental control over from inspiring English sources

After all, he was the president who in 1996 initiated the reform that has loosened governmental control over France's judges.

"You should not misconstrue the vote when one person has absolute political and governmental control over the members," he told reporters.

As a result, activists think, the I.T.U. has become aligned with, and a tool of, countries that desire more governmental control over public speech.

What the company has done is enjoy the benefits of government assistance and authority without having to endure any additional scrutiny, let alone any governmental control over the prices it charges.

Russian production is still expected to rise this year, but analysts remain jittery as President Vladimir V. Putin seeks to exert greater governmental control over the nation's oil industry.

While few such programs are as popular as their proprietary counterparts, interest in free software has increased alongside rising concerns about privacy, as well as about corporate and governmental control over media, culture, and commerce.

Having learned nothing from the past and forgotten nothing of their own statist biases, these people now say we need more governmental controls over capital flows.

In the 1960s, public indignation at the harvest of whitecoats brought strict regulations and tight governmental controls over harvesting activities, particularly with respect to humane killing and the enforcement of annual quotas.

Actually, in recent years there has been a tightening up of governmental controls over fissile material.

They do not just hide the vast positives, but they also hide the fact that governmental control, control over our daily lives, is more private than public.

Consequently, species determination of pine nuts has gained focus in governmental control of food authenticity.