Sentence examples for ideal of control from inspiring English sources

Laura Hoptman, the retrospective's chief curator, interprets this composition, which Genzken called "Fuck the Bauhaus," as a critique of modernist hubris — a Teutonic ideal of control, order, and rationality that collapsed under Hitler like a house of cards.

This ideal of control is part of the same patriarchal worldview that refuses to label domestic violence for what it is; that insists on publishing praise for a man who has just brutally murdered his wife and three children; that almost entirely omits the one woman from the story.

This style is concerned with regulatory ambitions, political discourse, and ideals of control often at the expense of front-line and situated knowledge and practices.

Incorporation of genetic resistance is an ideal method of control.

In such an environment, the ideal span of control can be very large.

It was once thought that there was a single ideal span of control based on some fundamental human capacity.

Almost 200 hundred years later the experiments are still continuing.Views on the ideal span of control have changed over time as thinking about corporate structure itself has changed.

While people are typically supportive of health research, when asked to describe the ideal level of control there is a marked lack of consensus over the preferred model of consent (e.g. explicit consent, opt out etc).

But it also means a fine balance between the ideal of local control of a public service - and the risk of takeovers by self-appointed community leaders.

They are thus ideal for control of many diseases, including infection by viruses and intoxication by a number of bacterial products, including tetanus and diphtheria toxins [ 5].

These traditions aren't immune to ideals of mastery and control: the bible teaches that man has dominion over nature, and the "spiritual" exercises taught by ancient Indian sages were – not so unlike modern drugs – techniques to alter and regulate states of mind and body.