Sentence examples for subject to controls from inspiring English sources

It did so despite a cacophony of arguments that, in an information-saturated society, information must be subject to controls.

The ban tested the initiative of broadcast journalists who resented being subject to controls that did not effect their print colleagues.

"We don't think we have to be subject to controls that incur added costs to operations," said Humberto Inzunza, president of the National Maquiladora Industry in Mexico.

But Beijing continues to underwrite U.S. deficits by keeping its currency pegged and capital movements subject to controls, thereby preventing the yuan from playing an international role.

Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Ed Davey, the energy secretary, has announced that fracking will be able to resume in the UK, subject to controls "to mitigate the risks of seismic activity".

The girls were paid a pittance and packed into residential dormitories – like domestic servants, shopworkers were subject to controls and regulations that often masqueraded as care for their welfare.

The storage sites where weapons are waiting for destruction, are subject to control.

Unlike courts, agencies are subject to control by the president, who appoints their leaders, and by Congress, which finances them.

Two others have been subject to control orders, one of whom, Ibrahim Magag, absconded on Boxing Day 2012 and has disappeared.

Today, the World Wide Web has become a system that is often subject to control by governments and corporations.

Third parties who are "assisting" police officers can also use surveillance devices to listen to and record people who are subject to control orders in certain circumstances.