Sentence examples for perpetual control from inspiring English sources

There are, however, some safeguards available that prevent sponsors from maintaining perpetual control over buildings they used to own, even if they still own most of the apartments in the building.

"How much progress is it really if communities of color are still under perpetual surveillance and control, but now there's a private company making money off the GPS monitor, rather than the person being locked in a literal cage?" Alexander asks in the film.

However, we do not have a perpetual franchise to control it.

And while I agree that love takes work, patience and forgiveness, I don't think it should involve perpetual, ongoing damage-control.

Tito's successors cannot control the perpetual elbowing for advantage among Yugoslavia's competitive republics with Tito's own encrusted authority.

"Under the current international legal system, the launching state has perpetual sovereign rights and control over objects they put into orbit," says Brian Weeden, an expert on space debris at Secure World Foundation, a think-tank.

Congress is gridlocked in perpetual campaign mode as control of the Senate and House are up for grabs every two years.

The titular liberty-loving Assassins are in a perpetual rivalry with the controlling Templars.

"Mr Trump may be able to improve his image if he controls his perpetual insult machine, but there is little evidence that he can or will do so," the board wrote.

"Mr Trump may be able to improve his image if he controls his perpetual insult machine, but there is little evidence that he can or will do so," lamented the Wall Street Journal in an editorial that captured the anguish of the establishment on Thursday.

The constant refrain, the perpetual inability to understand or control her feelings.