Sentence examples for placed control from inspiring English sources

America's upper house was pickled in archaic rules, the most rigid of which was the the seniority system - correctly dubbed the 'senility system' - which placed control in the arthritic grip of a gerontocracy.

The state ran the jail for nearly a year, until Mr. Janiszewski restored Mr. Green as the warden and placed control of the corrections department under the sheriff's office.

This time, he very properly placed control over America's finances at the beginning of his list of objectives, offering much-needed reforms to Medicare, the budget-busting health-insurance scheme for the elderly, while demanding that the Republicans help deliver, as they should, fundamental reform to America's loophole-ridden tax system.

The Internet, social networks and mobile devices have placed control of the shopping experience squarely in the hands of the consumer more transparent, more immediate, more price-aware.

Further, the deal placed control of the company outside of the Mahoning Valley.

We presume however that the carefully supervised experimental setup and the appropriately placed control studies potentially limited the roles of the uncontrolled influences.

Venezuela had a stable two-party system for decades but was thrown off-kilter by a leader who weakened the courts and placed controls on the press.

Today's decision struck down a 1982 Pennsylvania law, never in effect because of legal challenges, that placed controls on abortions.

The decline of Charter Behavioral Health Systems is a natural consequence of placing control of health care in the hands of large conglomerates (Business Day, Feb. 16).

"I'm in favour of parents using a designated savings or investment account," says Bamford. "This might be taxable, but it places control in the parent's hands".

The steps place control of all regional operations, except the make‐up and movement of trains, with the headquarters staff at Philadelphia.