Sentences with phrase «exercise control over»

As stated above, the court stated that there was no evidence that the Association was involved in setting commission rates nor did the Association exercise any control over the listing of property or the sharing of commissions by its participants.

But because you exercise control over the loan process, you can compete well on the basis of customer service.

To achieve this right Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be able to exercise control over:

Parents in families with higher adversity scores were less likely to have a warm relationship with their child, to share joint activities, to have low conflict and avoid smacking and to exercise control over their child's behaviour.

... when people repeatedly experience unpleasant events over which they have no control, they will not only experience trauma, but will come to act as if they believe that it is not possible to exercise control over any situation and that whatever they do is largely futile.

Even if you can't exercise control over the other parent's household, you can offer consistency in your own home environment.

Identifying mechanisms for Indigenous people to exercise control over their own affairs, through program and service delivery;

[W] hen people repeatedly experience unpleasant events over which they have no control, they will not only experience trauma, but will come to act as if they believe that it is not possible to exercise control over any situation and that whatever they do is largely futile.

Much of the time partners exercise control over each other through non-verbals such as laughter, tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language.

In this way, Mrs. Treppit feels she still may exercise some control over James Earl's activities.

While the Government does not support self - determination it does support Indigenous peoples having meaningful opportunities to exercise control over aspects of their own affairs and be engaged to the maximum extent possible as partners in the design and delivery of services.

Also, if you set up a profile, it will be one of the first things that people see when they search for you online, so it's another easy way to exercise control over your digital persona.

The over-arching message here is that you can not be certain of how strong the competition is or which attributes they possess, nor can you exercise any control over this.

Android Oreo also introduces a new battery settings menu that lets you exercise control over power - hungry apps.

Doing so would have allowed Microsoft to release phones where it can exercise control over every aspect of the device, much like Apple is with the iPhone.

Google set out to exercise control over its software and hardware, and its effort is to be commended.

Since then, we have seen more governments and government agencies trying to exercise some control over cryptocurrency exchanges.

All these inherent features together with an option that allows you to exercise control over your investment add to the flexibility normally ascribed to Variable Universal Life Insurance.

We do not exercise control over the websites of third parties that you may link to or view as part of a frame on a page on this website.

This requires the shareholders of UK companies and other persons who can exercise control over those companies to be identified on a register filed with Companies House.

We also provide individuals with additional tools to exercise some control over those uses and disclosures.

AdWords advertisers can exercise control over:

But if you have a high income or substantial assets you may not like the consequences of these BC divorce and family laws, and you may prefer to exercise control over the way your life would be affected by a breakup rather than leaving it in the hands of the government.

«The second situation... is one in which it can not be said that the contracting state which handed over the detainee continues to exercise control over him but there is nevertheless a sufficient level of involvement in torture or other serious mistreatment to which the detainee is subsequently subjected to amount to complicity in such treatment on the part of the contracting state.

Litigation funders in the UK are not, for example, permitted to exercise control over litigation that they are supporting, and it is recognised that the providing of capital is not control.

The Appeals Officer ruled that the obligation to inspect under paragraph 125 (1)(z. 12) of the Code does not apply to any place where a letter carrier is engaged in work outside the physical building, given that the Employer does not exercise control over these workplaces.

On that basis, it was reasonable for the Appeals Officer to come to the conclusion that the Employer did not exercise control over the workplace and, as such, could not effectively carry out an inspection and accomplish the underlying purpose of paragraph 125 (1)(z. 12) of the Code.

While the CPR rules provide a discretion for the judge to exercise control over the proceedings, it had clearly had not been exercised in this case.

As strategic estate planning attorneys, the lawyers at The Eleff Law Group help clients exercise control over their health, their estates and their legacies.

Their attempt to exercise control over nature gave the shamans the real ability to exercise control over other people however -LRB-» Obey me or the gods will frown on us, and the crop failure will be your fault!»)

And even though they are not connected directly, it is still helpful to consider how Haida artists use line to exercise control over the subject (which is abstracted through this painting technique) and to be in control of their painting process (carefully drawn lines leave no doubt as to who is in charge).

In his first (Flip City, 2014), Lund addressed aspects of the overly speculative, frenzied art market for emerging artists that peaked in 2014/15, and in the second (Strings Attached, 2015), he considered the ways in which galleries attempted to exercise control over that market.

The person presiding shall exercise control over the proceedings to avoid needless consumption of time and to achieve orderly completion of the hearing.

They are used by and for people who can not exercise control over their dogs without using physical force, and are methods of avoiding the work of training.

Third party websites maintain their own privacy policies, and we do not exercise any control over any of the third party websites that may be linked to the Site.

These dogs are demanding and bossy and owners should always try to exercise control over them.

Feeders can also exercise control over the behavior of feral cats, by gradually moving their feeding stations into less - trafficked areas.

(Breed parent clubs exercise control over breed standards in the United States, unlike most other countries where the kennel clubs control the breed standards.)

By offering or not offering a lower deductible, an underwriter can exercise some control over the policies they write and the conditions under which a loss payout is likely.

You've finally decided to exercise some control over your credit cards balances and don't want to carry them from one month to another while your debt...

Instead, stay in contact with them, ask questions, exercise some control over their actions, etc..

The response also did not elaborate on why the Xoom is being shipped with the 1x voice calling channel activated since tablets are usually shipped with data only hardware. This is not unprecedented for Verizon, as it has previously made arbitrary distinctions between hardware and software in order to exercise control over device sales and pricing, such as the Bluetooth profile incident with the Motorola V710.

Just generally I think it's a bad idea that a company should be able to exercise control over my decision - making as a consumer — I think they should have to win my money through merit.

Further, the quality of the paper, the printing, the appropriate, very readable font size is wonderful... I would absolutely recommend Trafford to anyone who wishes to exercise control over his / her manuscript, have a quality product and experience a pleasant working relationship with courteous, accommodating people.»

In typical Amazon fashion, the e-commerce giant chose to exercise control over the pricing of digital books.

In the filing for a patent awarded in 2014 on the design of a system for vehicle dynamics control in electric vehicles, Ian Wright, currently the founder and CEO of Wrightspeed (earlier post) and a co-founder of Tesla Motors, and his co-inventor Ryan Cash explain that existing control systems for vehicle dynamics — e.g., Electronic Stability Control, Traction Control, and Anti-Lock Braking — exercise control over engine power, and may automatically apply and release brakes on each wheel independently.

These statutes cover school officials and everyone school officials exercise some control over, whether through contract or other arrangement, including school resource officers.

For example, in medicine, doctors» preparation programs went through wide variations in program requirements and candidate qualifications before the American Medical Association (AMA) began to exercise control over admissions to educational programs, program content, and school accreditation.

Although they might begin hesitantly, or even question their ability to change the world for the better, the chance to dream big and exercise control over their reality empowers them.

The power of middle - and upper - middle - class families to exercise control over how and what their children are taught is one example.