Sentence examples for said control over from inspiring English sources

Brian M. Reidl, a senior budget analyst at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group, said control over government spending would be crucial.

Four times, he said, control over the budget for his activities was controlled by white administrators, one of whom, James Page, had been barred for life from the national and international governing bodies of skiing for his role in an athlete's drug use.

It got him two things, he said, control over the schedule and money.

Mr Miliband said control over assembly elections - including the voting age - would also be handed to Cardiff Bay.

In March, Mr Jones said control over income tax and corporation tax should not be devolved without a referendum.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has said control over immigration should be devolved to Scotland, reports the Scotsman.

The role and capacity of the Treasury, including its understanding of science, research and investment, have long been under scrutiny, and Kerslake will have no truck with the dogma that says control over public spending necessitates the short-termism and sterility that so often characterises Treasury judgments.

He said that state control over Malaysian media restricted his work to online outlets.

With ownership comes a say – control – over the business.

"We got a better offer from Box Nation while Carl will have more say and control over his career," said McGuigan.

Younger readers, Murdoch said, "want control over their media, instead of being controlled by it".