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

12.   The president has limited power, and most control is exercised by the prime minister and cabinet.

13.   Unless managers see the control process through to its conclusion, they are merely monitoring performance rather than exercising control.

14.   Effective political control is exercised by the Party of Labour of Albania, the only legal political party.

15.   This review was reportedly to determine whether a US general should continue to exercise overall control of NATO forces in Europe.

16.   Instead of feeling under pressure from the pace of change teachers would come to exercise greater control over it.

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

18.   The associations representing capital and labour will be highly centralized, with leaders exercising strong control over members and member institutions.

19.   Organizations are thus characterized as combining controls and the means to exercise those controls.

20.   Furthermore careful control was exercised over the collection of faeces, with immediate freezing of specimens to minimise the possibility of bacterial biotransformation of faecal bile acids.