Sentence examples for true control over from inspiring English sources

"The sophistication of the computer and the software was used not to push people out, but to give them true control over the landing," Mindell says.

That's making it almost impossible for some force commanders to get anything done because they have no true control over their own units," he said.

The pressure group Big Brother Watch said: "It is a very dangerous precedent for companies to deliberately circumvent privacy protection and so we welcome this ruling as an important milestone in returning to consumers true control over their personal information.

Land activists say that even if laws are in place to ensure a woman's inheritance, powerful societal forces exist that can wrest true control over property from the female owner.

Mr. Corbluth said that he and many of his colleagues were less upset by the battle over job guarantees than by the union's failure to win -- or even focus on -- changes that would give them true control over their schools, the way managers in private business have control over their departments.

The change is meant to relieve the CIA director of these two roles, giving him time to revamp his own tottering operation, and to give one person true control over strategy: the CIA director, though nominally charged with intelligence oversight, cannot hire and fire agency heads and has no authority over their budgets.

True control subjects received no intervention.

From the middle of the 12th century the reality of true imperial court control over Japan was largely a fiction.

Those who want to leave — like Chris Grayling, a Conservative cabinet minister and leader of the House of Commons, and Justice Minister Michael Gove — argue that Britain can restore true sovereignty and control over its borders, trade relationships and immigration policies only by quitting a dysfunctional, divided and undemocratic European Union.

All this was offered in pursuit of a "state" that would exist in bits and pieces, with no true sovereignty, no control over its own borders or water or airspace — albeit a "state" that it would, naturally, be their job to run.

The drama's true potency lies in the filmmaker's masterfully taut control over the palpably gritty environment.