Throbbing Gristle and its followers had William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin's occult strategies for undermining systems of control; Laibach had the ideologies of Eastern and Western totalitarian states; Einstürzende Neubauten had Dada and Surrealism's revolt against modernity; Test Dept.
The invasive scouring of the channel bed and the undermining of the control structure may actually have begun in 1963, as soon as the structure opened.
The undermining of Hashemite control over the holy sites in Jerusalem directly affects King Abdullah II's ability to govern.
Too often, privacy scandals boil down to a superficial fix to some specific breach or leak, without addressing how the entire system undermines the possibility of control.
The automatic is another animal entirely; it performs faultlessly, but undermines the sense of control that you get from the stick shift on twisting roads, where handling matters more than brute force.
My Age of Anxiety by Scott Stossel (Windmill £8.99) Stossel is an author and the editor of The Atlantic magazine; he also suffers from a severe anxiety disorder which has, during his lifetime, done everything it can to undermine any sense of control he might have over his body.
Whether either of these suggestions accommodates cases where, initially, responsibility seems to be undermined by lack of control of causes, remains to be seen.
"We would even go so far as to say that it would appear that some members of senior management actively undermined the systems of control that had been put in place".
Failure to listen to or respect women's voices undermined their sense of control.
Better symptom recognition and management and additional palliative care support increased patient activation [ 55] and reduced the uncertainty experienced from high symptom burden, which can undermine patients' sense of control [ 51].
We have had 20 years of the centralised, standardised National Curriculum and the undermining of local authority control.
