Sentences with phrase «exercise control over the process»

Foreclosures also end with the eviction of the owner, who exercises no control over the process.

Not exact matches

When the laws of early Israel were in process of formation, rubric and ethic were combined and, thus deposited together in the written statutes, they continued to exercise together a binding control over life.

Process theists like me are said to believe, in other words, that «it would be better, all things considered, if God had been able to exercise complete, unilateral control over the world, exactly as postulated by Calvin.»

Speaking in favour of the amendment, QC and crossbench peer Lord Pannick said it would enable Parliament to exercise some «control» over the process of withdrawal and fulfil its duty to properly scrutinise.

In doing so, you will also exercise supervisory control over personnel, resources as well as legal and administrative processes and procedures.

Kaloyeros, who exercised effectively unilateral control over the bidding process, forwarded a solicitation from a rival construction company to Nicolla six months before the issuance of a state request for proposals, according to the complaint.

Companies such as Smith & Fong, which owns a stake in its Chinese manufacturing plant, can exercise more control over processing; Smith & Fong and various other manufacturers and importers, including Teragren on Bainbridge Island in Washington State, now offer bamboo flooring and plywood made with formaldehyde - free glue.

Maybe it's that by understanding how these metabolic processes work, and knowing that we can control the rates at which each one happens through our diet (and exercise) we needn't agonize over the day - to - day calorie counting.

This is a natural process of human biology over a lifespan, though actions can be taken to thwart it such as controlling for important variables such as diet, exercise, stress, and sleep.

They can exercise full control over the educational process, even providing their own teachers, or they can let Accelerate Education's own highly qualified staff teach the students as an extension of their own faculty.

He's done what he could never do with a traditional publisher because he can exercise complete control over the entire process.

Brands that own their own manufacturing facility can exercise greater control over the entire manufacturing process.

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).

Because of these different informal practices - that are supposedly in line with Regulation 1025/2012, but can not be really qualified as a «formalized process» of check by the EC, it is be difficult to follow the AG when he argues that... «[t] he Commission exercises significant control over the procedure for the drafting of harmonized technical standards by the CEN».

While the Lords amendments would give the judges greater control over the instigation and process of CMP, including through looking at alternatives and exercising greater control over the initiative of the process, they do nothing to address the underlying unfairness of the system and the impact it may have on the credibility of the judiciary.

Through well thought out and fully developed job descriptions, focused and efficient recruitment marketing and sourcing practices, relevant and valid interviewing and assessment processes, and thorough and appropriate background screening, the HR department can exercise a tremendous amount of control over the hiring process, ultimately funneling only the strongest candidates through to the hiring decision maker.

Limiting the prospective buyer from exercising a sense of control over the decision making and buying process.

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