Sentence examples for granted some control from inspiring English sources
Keeping the right to have one's name attached to an invention, or work of art, after selling it and being granted some control over the integrity of an artistic expression are as mentioned clearly compatible with the Hegelian tradition.
In what some are calling the "biorights" movement, patients are refusing to provide specimens unless they are compensated; are promised that useful medical information will be returned to them; or are granted some control over how their biological samples will be studied.
This technique works best in smaller or locally-owned establishments, where employees are granted some control over what customers hear.
Now, over the past four months, the National Institutes of Health has come to an agreement with the Lacks family to grant them some control over how Henrietta Lacks's genome is used.
That formulation does not rule out the city simultaneously serving as the capital of a Palestinian state or Palestinians' being granted control of some Arab neighborhoods there.
In part that reflects Muslim traditions, which have frowned on birth control and granted women less control over fertility.
The emperor was granted supreme control of the army and navy.
In February Mr. Spears was granted temporary control of his daughter after Ms. Spears, 27, was placed under psychiatric evaluation.
Such innovations that are now taken for granted -remote control units, cable systems, and "educational TV" were introduced by Transvision.
In May, State Supreme Court Justice Barry Salman granted temporary control of Holy Trinity to the pro-Ethiopia faction, pending a trial.
