Sentence examples for under administrative control from inspiring English sources

Often, quality attributes are under administrative control by means of regulatory requirements.

The arrest of Baninter's president and chief shareholder, Rámon Báez Figueroa, has brought cries of political skullduggery because the government placed Mr. Báez Figueroa's media properties under "administrative control" today.

The Highlands did not really get opened up until the 1950s, and in 1970 there was still an area of some 170,000ha classified as not being under administrative control.

They also ruled that a 1996 attempt by the government to slap Egypt's Bar Association under administrative control was illegal, and that elections to the association's board should be held inside its own premises, thus making them harder for the regime to manipulate.

Those caveats aside, it is interesting that rare, sustained political protests within prisons have taken place in recent months (and in the case of Israel is happening today) directed specifically against solitary confinement under administrative control; in both cases the struggle is taking the shape of the classic weapon of the weak, a hunger strike.

Chronicle content does not come under administrative control- vulgar column drop-caps included.

Historically, interference has been dealt with by heavy regulation under an administrative control regime.

The Marshall Islands, a chain of islands and coral atolls that now have a population of about 50,000, were then under American administrative control.

The C.B.I. is under the administrative control of the central government, which opens itself up to criticism that the agency often compromises its corruption investigations of government officials.

Page A6 A HANDOFF TO THE IRAQIS The Sunni-dominated Awakening Councils that operate in and around Baghdad will soon be completely under the administrative control of the Iraqi government, and that includes their payment.

And with his reference to "areas under its administrative control," Mr. Trump made clear that the treaty extended to disputed islands in the East China Sea, known in Japan as the Senkaku and in China as the Diaoyu.