Sentence examples for more intrusive control from inspiring English sources
See articleIn its latest efforts to solve the euro crisis the European Commission set out options for Eurobonds and for more intrusive control of national governments' budgets.
Germany's desire for more intrusive controls over euro members' fiscal and economic policies is understandable after last year's bail-outs.
The generosity will increasingly be paid for by more and more intrusive government control of all social behavior.
The newspaper appeared on newsstands on Thursday, after protesting journalists accepted a compromise in which provincial propaganda officials promised to loosen some of the more intrusive censorship controls.
It moved over to the dark side long ago, critics argue, eagerly inventing ever more intrusive steering and control mechanisms and imposing assessment regimes on universities to keep successive governments happy.
The logic behind this is that a more intrusive or far-reaching merger control would require information that authorities typically do not have.
The details are potentially a deal breaker for Egypt, and if Cairo and other Arab capitals side with Brazil and Turkey, that could spell disaster for the Obama agenda here, which is to get non-weapons states to agree to more intrusive IAEA inspections and more controls on the export of nuclear technology.
But emotionally immature, vulnerable and sexually repressed Nina, in her obsessive determination to dance the part of the Swan Queen, is driven more and more to challenge her mother's sinisterly stifling and intrusive control.
Nevertheless, the ineffectiveness of an intrusive security state won't stop its adherents from pushing for more power and methods of control that are ever more intrusive.
The more intrusive and demanding the military tax collection or the state's control of the rosters of city senates, the more profit there was for a pervasively corrupt administration.
They are also planning more intrusive surveillance of countries' budgets, with the aim of keeping debts under better control in the future.
