Sentence examples for sufficient control over from inspiring English sources

The president, she said, has "constitutionally sufficient control over the S.E.C".

"Therefore," she said, "the president has constitutionally sufficient control over the accounting board".

Without feedback, the system would be unable to exert sufficient control over the quality of the process output.

Of course, directorial "authorship" doesn't happen as a rule but only when a director exerts sufficient control over a movie to make it so.

Fairly soon, he was on a plane to Israel, accompanied by his closest confidant, a German graphologist, but quickly realized that he did not have sufficient control over his own money to choose his residence, he said.

Judges will not have sufficient control over cases they hear under the government's proposals for closed material procedures (CMPs) and may have their "strings pulled" by ministers, according to David Anderson QC.

Occupants need to both feel, and actually have, sufficient control of their own environment.

But could Romney keep sufficient control of the reins?

The hybrid model — deploying African troops with United Nations financial and logistics support — which was used in Darfur and Somalia, has fallen out of favor because of a lack of sufficient United Nations control over the resources it contributes.

How to maintain sufficient democratic control over central bodies when these are composed by representatives of the executive branch of member units?

As we move to an ever more globalised economy with organisations using parts and labour supplied from all over the world, without sufficient controls, these incidents are bound to become more commonplace".