Sentence examples for governmental controls in from inspiring English sources

In that sense, there is no change between the governmental controls in terms of the actual operation of social organizations.

Governmental control in Japan thus passed from Fujiwara regents to the "cloistered emperors" who wielded real power behind the scenes during the late 11th and 12th centuries.

In contrast to the development in the Western Europe, the civic society was suppressed and NGOs and similar organizations were practically non-existent or under governmental control in the communist society in the 1980s.

The major drawback facing deciduous fruit production development in Thailand is the scarcity of land in the highlands as all the suitable land areas are under governmental control in order to preserve the watershed forest area.

Strict governmental controls were imposed in 1801 and not removed until 1867.

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

Somewhat relaxed governmental controls on private ownership and the consequent rise of entrepreneurial enterprises provided a burgeoning market in China for automobile ownership by individuals.

As Christian Wolmar points out, the two developed countries most reluctant to embrace the new 21st-century railway age are those where governmental control was weakest in the pioneering days: the US and Britain.

Over 70% expressed confidence in protecting themselves from infection, and also in governmental control over the epidemic.

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

So you approve of the federal bailout? A. I think we have got to face the fact that such an increase in governmental control is now necessary.