Sentence examples for lessening control from inspiring English sources

Critics of the treaty, like the Green Party and Sinn Fein, contend that the treaty compromises Ireland's traditional neutrality and that it will damage Ireland's fragile economy by lessening control over trade issues.

With increasing overpotential, the results are consistent with both an activation of the conductivities of the two sub-layers and a lessened control of the electrode kinetics by the ion diffusion.

Her ability to mobilize outside support — honed in her campaign work at the local, state and national levels — was critical in some of the administration's accomplishments, including deregulation of the price of newly discovered natural gas; lessening federal control of the airline and trucking industry; and the Panama Canal treaty.

But if the policy is seen as lessening universities' control over their financing, it would risk prompting vocal and potentially embarrassing opposition from university vice chancellors.

He has always offset his meticulous approach to art making and his preternatural drawing facility by accepting chance and creating conditions that lessen control and increase awkwardness.

Mr. Gensler wants to lessen banks' control over these new institutions.

Many countries do not want to participate in an American-led occupation force, and the United States does not want to lessen its control over that force by giving more authority to the United Nations or some other international body.

One of the fundamental tenants of management involves identifying those with elevated ICP and intervening to lessen and control this pressure [2].

Perhaps the caveat of "most" lessens that control but to that extent the remainder of the data flowing through Winer's servers would be the sum of his control.

He would scrap the obviously ineffective long-gun registry, but not lessen gun control otherwise.

They believe it will lessen their control of one of the most vital aspects of constituent service.