Sentence examples for pervasive control from inspiring English sources

If enacted, as expected, the proposals would strengthen his already pervasive control over the legislative branch and regional governments.

Its report found "a pervasive control system used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety".

The conservatives have proved wedded to the pervasive control guaranteed for various shadowy institutions established by the revolution and have been loath to concede any ground.

"Information gathered through the pervasive control system is used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety," it says.

The UN's inquiry on human rights in Eritrea, in a damning report published earlier this week, found what it called "a pervasive control system used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety".

"No issue demonstrates Mubarak's world view more than his reaction to demands that he open Egypt to genuine political competition and loosen the pervasive control of the security services.

This was to be done through economic planning for the entire economy (see economic planning: Planning in developing countries), which in turn would be implemented by active government participation in the economy and pervasive controls over all private-sector economic activity.

For a party used to all-pervasive control, the withering of its grassroots organisations has left it feeling increasingly uneasy.

The United Nations has condemned the country's all-pervasive control and systematic human-rights violations, saying such actions may constitute crimes against humanity.

Not least, it would come as a relief to citizens for whom the one-child policy is now one of the few relics of the Communist Party's once all-pervasive control of their private lives.

Describing Eritrea's culture of "pervasive state control", Smith said a network of spies had been created that permeated the basic fabric of everyday life.