Sentence examples for levers of control from inspiring English sources

The levers of control are different.

Its levers of control within the industry have grown subtler.

For the grim reality is that our planet has reached a point of crisis and we have only seven years before we lose the levers of control.

If the Pentagon's elite forces become the covert instrument of choice, the levers of control have to be extended, he added, no matter how tough the defense secretary.

He found he had "lost his levers of control": all the things his former employer had provided for him, from administrative support to a social network.

Fearful of ceding too many levers of control to the private sector, let alone foreigners, China's nervous leaders are still shying away from the toughest decisions.

But he has to balance this against a political desire to promote black control of and access to services like electricity and telephones.There is also a sense that Mr Mbeki fears losing a lever of control.

The press says some petrol stations have raised prices beyond state-mandated limits to take advantage of frenzied demand.In theory, the government has a powerful lever of control.

The interactive lever of control also plays a significant role in achieving and sustaining a balance between controlling and enabling uses of MCS, and its impact on the other levers is seen to constitute a unique organisational capability in its own right.

In a brilliant essay published in a German economic journal in July 1918 — when the world Schumpeter had grwon up in and had known was crashing down around his ears — he argued that, from now on, money and credit would be the lever of control.

The coalition's modus operandi appears to be localism-when-it-suits-us: Cameron is happy enough to cede blame and accountability to councils when his spending cuts force them to close Sure Start centres, but desperate to retain the levers of central control in case the Sun comes baying for blood, and a scapegoat is needed.