Sentence examples for regime of control from inspiring English sources
Christian inaugurates a new regime for Anastasia, a regime of control of her environment and of her own behavior — a heightened formality — as well as a newfound aesthetic sense that reflects it.
In a democratic society that regards its citizens as having the capacity to exercise moral autonomy and to take responsibility for their behaviour, the point at which a dysfunctional regime of control in a certain household becomes a legitimate object for legal intervention is when people are held in circumstances without their consent.
As a human rights monitor in Jerusalem, I observe daily how Israel's military occupation and its associated regime of control, dramatically restricts Palestinians' freedom of worship and access to their mosques and churches here.
We have two regimes of control, one we call Myo control and the other we call Neuro control.
(p. 49) But these regimes of control never address the content of education or its purposes.
We see this belief in practice in endless regimes of control, not just control of the body but even of the mind.
Mr. Ivanov touched on those fears after meetings with NATO defense ministers last week, asserting that no fewer than 32 arms control pacts were connected to the ABM treaty, creating what he called "the entire existing regime of arms control".
It is a regime of total control; of 30 minutes spent outside a cell per week; of shackles and interrogations; of starvation and suicides; of the threat of the 'cooler box'; of being trussed up and carted to hospital.
The existence of considerable numbers of Russian and U.S. nuclear weapons and their means of delivery not under a regime of mutual control does, in our view, make Europe less safe.
In summary, the causal factors in Nigeria's energy crisis include the following: Prevalence of a regime of price control.
Since a regime of border control subjects both citizens and non-citizens to the state's coercive use of power, "the justification for a particular regime of border control is owed not just to those whom the boundary marks as members, but to nonmembers as well" (45)[19].
