"The Guatemalan model is private property, but under strict control of the state," Mr. Khodorkovsky said.
His conservative religious values and strict control of the media and political activity have alienated the intellectual class in Herat, which is a highly sophisticated city.
Coke has become the world's strongest brand by doing one thing - and one thing only - under the strict control of the company's all-powerful global marketing machine.
Surprisingly, given China's strict control of the internet, state media have acknowledged the change is partly in response to online environmental campaigners.
Chun is undertaking a "purification", of the country, which means a purging of political critics and strict control of the news media and publishing houses.
The government, obsessed with the notion that political stability must be maintained, "has taken strict control of the elections," he said.
If it were possible to return digital files to the strict control of the record labels (it is impossible, don't worry), what would be their incentive to be honest in their accounting?
From 1955 onward, however the British economy was bedevilled by a series of exchange crises which seemed to show that sterling could only be defended in a period of fixed exchange rates through strict control of the money supply.
He improved Egypt's irrigation system, on which its agriculture depended; he introduced new crops, such as cotton, which promised high cash returns; and he reorganized the administrative structure of the government to ensure strict control of the economy.
This system has been reconstituting itself across the post-Soviet space, whose leaders are trying to secure strict control of the domestic scene without alienating the West or the public.
The Central Bank is committed to pursuing a robust monetary policy through the strict control of the growth of the means of payment.Monetary aggregates have been growing at diminishing rates since 2004.
