Sentence examples for rule and control from inspiring English sources

"This country shall not again come under the rule and control of the white man, direct or indirect.

"The whole idea of being a village is to have home rule and control your own environment," said Mr. Mahler, a lawyer.

Britain asserted that, far from ending a colonial situation, Argentine rule and control of the lives of the Falklanders against their wishes would in fact create one.

His government has introduced mandatory, six-month jail sentences for possession of as few as six pot plants and in April will make growing medical marijuana at home illegal.Canada's approach to indigenous peoples, granting them home rule and control over mineral rights, also won praise ten years ago for boldness in social matters.

To rule and control the people effectively, the government should rely on an extensive bureaucracy; but this bureaucracy in turn should be properly staffed and tightly monitored.

As a matter of fact, inscriptions from the book of Genesis (1 28) state that human beings should rule and control the earth; "And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth".

As well as pouring funds into infrastructure and promoting value-adding industries, Zenawi maintained a security-heavy state during his 21-year rule and controlled an ethnically diverse ruling coalition.

The territory, finally formed in 1999, gave Inuit in the region self-rule and control over their institutions.

We planned the swim for July 9th, Nunavut Day — a celebration of the signing of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, in 1993, which led, in 1999, to the region's recognition as an official Canadian territory, allowing it to have some degree of self-rule and control over its own institutions.

The test — in which participants were asked to sort cards with different shapes, numbers and colors — is a measure of cognitive flexibility, the ability to stay focused, stick to rules and control impulsive responses.

Indeed, it implies the consideration of a dynamic and heterogeneous set of actors, obeying to different rules and control systems.