Sentence examples for under tighter control from inspiring English sources

"Since we're working in closer proximity to friendly forces, civilians and the Iraqi military, we're under tighter control from the ground-forward air controllers in terms of how we use our ordnance," one pilot, who flies under the call sign Champ, said today in a telephone interview from his base near Iraq.

"We are conscious that each day, the mahogany is farther away, that each day it's under tighter control.

After three days Moscow relented, putting Georgia's gas supplies, however, under tighter control of an affiliate of the Russian government monopoly, Gazprom.

It is an iconic liberal publication that has regularly challenged Communist Party officials and policies but has come under tighter control in recent years, particularly since the summer.

If Bernanke has thrown his lot in with those who have said that Wall Street needs to come under tighter control, you can be sure that he thinks it's a historically smart view to take.

Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, has tried hard, and with some success, to reduce civilian casualties through new rules that include restricting night raids and also bringing Special Operations forces under tighter control.

Unless inactivated or put under tight control, these transposons can cause deleterious and potentially devastating genome instability.

There is, therefore, a need to ensure continued research into endocrine disruption and to establish pragmatic ways of bringing chemicals of concern under tighter controls.

Spending has been under tight control.

The local television station is under tight control.

F1 doesn't own any tracks or teams so costs are kept under tight control.