Sentence examples for overt control from inspiring English sources

They reject overt control systems for delivering anaesthesia,except for use in exceptional circumstances.

As in previous works, she exerts overt control, shouting counts for rudimentary movement and halting actions on a whim.

That is why, since Mr Musharraf's ousting in 2008, the army has been trying to avoid taking overt control of politics.

The attempt by the al-Qaida-linked militants to establish overt control over Idlib was met with protests by civilians, who urged them to withdraw from major cities and allow civilian control over local government.

The attempt of Mīr Jaʿfar's successor, Mīr Qāsim, to annul the use of dastaks led to his overthrow in 1763 64 and the exercise of overt control of Bengal by the British.

In their quest, they've committed themselves to indigenous rather than cultured yeasts, to using fewer new barrels and, over all, to letting go of overt control in the vineyard and cellar.

Overt controls increase in line with the amount of credit.

In contrast, teachers' motivational strategies that undermine student autonomy (e.g., controlling strategies such as discouragement of student initiative, overt teacher control, conditional student acceptance and praise) may thwart students' psychological needs and thereby result in controlling forms of extrinsic motivation or lack of motivation, anxiety, and poor psychological adjustment [ 25].

What seems beyond question is that this Government, elected in nonpartisan voting last year, represents the continuation of rule by interlocking elites that have always retained influence, even during overt military control.

According to ministerial sources when the issue was discussed a large number of ministers spoke out in favour of the changes and some wanted to go even further and take overt political control of the honours process.

In addition, the game itself exhibits qualities relating to the movement from a "violent freedom" to a situation of "overt state control", told through a story of innocence and freedom.