Sentence examples for in control over from inspiring English sources

Feeling in control over how the work happens.

* Both put users in control over what goes into the record and who has access to it.

A threat, whether genuine or estimated, to security leads to an increase in control over us by the authorities.

"The Bells are still in control over the bottleneck facility," the statement said, "and SBC's olive branch is just stems with thorns that will bleed competitors dry".

She is also not in control over which questions are chosen; her role is to read them out over the course of the hour-long discussion.

It's about making sure people personally benefit from economic decisions that are taken – not just councils – and putting them back in control over their lives.

"Java is in control over a small battery and it can be very smart about when to put the system to sleep," he says.

Mr. Faizi said there would not immediately be a change in control over the Bagram facility, despite the Afghan president's strongly worded statement.

Thus, liability in a public nuisance action "turns on whether the defendants were in control over the instrumentality alleged to constitute the nuisance, either through ownership or otherwise". City of Manchester v. National Gypsum Co., 637 F.Supp.

The basis of such deals is that the value created in development lies in preferential rights and access to information generated in the course of research, rather than in control over the direction and management of R&D operations.

The Secretary of State is of the opinion that before a further measure of self government is extended to Palestine and the Assembly placed in control over the Executive, it would be wise to allow some time to elapse.