Sentence examples for kept under tight control from inspiring English sources

F1 doesn't own any tracks or teams so costs are kept under tight control.

Moreover, unless the troops are very well trained and kept under tight control, this tactic can backfire, as the locals come to resent the presence of clumsy foreigners.

The races were kept under tight control, in part through the use of "municipal filters," a candidate screening system devised by the Kremlin.

The group says he is kept under tight control, with family visits requiring special approval from the prison manager, and is not allowed to receive printed matter, including books or newspapers.

The huge surpluses of recent years cannot be counted on in the future, Mr. Giuliani said, and expenditures for next year will have to be kept under tight control.

In the seventies, it was the occupied strip of coastal land which the Israeli Army and the Israeli secret service kept under tight control following General Ariel Sharon's brutal crackdown on the local resistance movement.

While CDPR gives consumers a necessary advantage -- ensuring their private information is kept under tighter controls -- it also puts parameters on the ability for businesses to transact with consumers and hems in opportunities for certain technological developments.

The secure zone would be kept under tight government control.

Fifteen years ago, designer catwalk shows were open only to a couple of hundred people, and all images were kept under tight central control.

Russia's "managed democracy" keeps television under tight control and suppresses genuine opposition, allowing only sham candidates to run.

Major Fein said that such behavior, against the baseline of the Kuwait episodes, justified brig officials' decision to keep him under tight control.