exercise control

They had the power to exercise control over the king also.

But the way they exercised control was at the center.

So for these people, older age "is a period where they can exercise control over their lives."

Not that he wants to be seen as exercising control.

What if something happened and you were unable to exercise control?

Of course we shall do our best to exercise control in all areas.

Yet many parents believe they have a right to exercise control and discipline over the lives of their children.

Women are more likely to exercise control over the household budget.

By telling the driver when to turn, they exercise control and power within their families.

"We have no direct route to exercise control over them."

In the case of employees, the homeowners have the right to exercise control over their work.

An economic operator over which the parent company is able to exercise control.

Apathy is a state of mind in which we have given up and no longer exercise control over our lives.

But some are exercising control through their planning board powers.

It has been suggested however that such acting cannot be said to exercise control over anything in particular.

We like to exercise control over every aspect of our lives; why not a child's birthday?

The Iraqi government still appears to be exercising control within the capital.

Public opinion still has no faith in the Commission's ability to exercise control.

The governing body therefore now has much greater potential to exercise control over the life and work of the school.

The stories were likely a ruse by the father to exercise control.

A fully informed public is better able to exercise control over political processes.

Can he find a way to exercise control that by law he does not have?

The Kuwaiti authorities would exercise control on their side of the border.

Inspector shall exercise control over the financial activities of the Association.