Sentence examples for indirect controls from inspiring English sources

At the end of the 19th century, a handful of banks had come to dominate the advanced countries, which, by 1914, had in their respective empires brought the rest of the world under their direct or indirect controls.

But many developing countries, under the influence of dynamic theories of economic development, have used a variety of direct and indirect controls to divert large sums of capital to the manufacturing sector in the form of loans at interest rates well below the level required to equate the demand and supply of capital funds.

All centers were subject to direct and indirect controls (drugs' accountability, blinding procedures, control of case record forms).

In this paper, we consider the choice of secondary controlled variables for indirect control.

Liberty recently took indirect control of United Pan-European Communications, a distressed cable operator that owns systems with about 8 million European subscribers.

The other school, hoping to conciliate Arab nationalists, advised indirect control.

Thus, the governor had direct or indirect control over every agency of government in America.

The protesters today also took issue with Mr. Berlusconi's indirect control of so much of Italian television, a situation that critics say is ripe for misuse.

Late last year Porsche caused panic on European bourses by disclosing that it had acquired options giving it just under 75% of direct and indirect control of VW.

He faced fresh accusations that he was trying to use his direct or indirect control over six of the seven national television networks to influence news coverage.

He has also continued to hold discussions with Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which has indirect control over a 22percentt stake in KirchPayTV.