Sentence examples for imposes control over from inspiring English sources

Utah allows its citizens to carry concealed weapons virtually anywhere, but the Secret Service imposes control over venues where the president and vice president travel, which means no weapons allowed.

Quite opposite, as weight reduction can increase a sense of control and self-esteem, bariatric surgery may increase autonomy, e.g. some feel that they gain control because treatment limits their choice and imposes control over their eating habits [ 58].

Understanding how the motor cortex imposes control over a simply patterned motor activity, such as whisker twitching, helps us to develop models for more complex movements like limb activities.

In Britain too, campaigners fear that Labour in office plans to reverse the liberal approach to encryption it advocated in opposition.America already imposes controls over the export of encryption technology.

It is an attempt to impose control over life by molding the flesh.

In addition to the Houthi rebels, an al-Qaida branch in the south poses a constant threat as it tries to impose control over cities and towns.

In the end spin became the monster trapped in its image, imposing control over the Labour party so the chinks in its armour were not exposed.

On Thursday, France's president, François Hollande, told the British prime minister, Theresa May, that staying in the EU's single market could not happen if the UK imposed control over arrivals.

In 2012, when Russia pulled out of a programme set up 20 years ago to help the former Soviet Union get rid of weapons of mass destruction, Richard Lugar, who as a senator had been one of the creators of the programme, suggested that the two countries could impose control over Syrian chemical weapons.

To impose control over the object is, in both spirit and practice, the opposite of this.

I think religion is a construct invented by humans to impose control over our animal selves, our 'savage' natures.