Snow thought the Hunger Games were an efficient means of control.

The runaround is a systemic means of control over uppity governments.

This is one means of control over the government enjoyed by the minority party.

In the old days the means of control could not have been more direct.

An antiquated means of control, but unfortunately many well-meaning parents and authorities bought into it.

For each official text, required measures, date of issue, means of control and incentives were analysed.

Analysts said the laws were kept deliberately vague to increase their effectiveness as a means of control.

The net outcome of the discussion is that the fundamental means of control is not personal but intellectual.

Money was a prime means of control for Merril, as it was for some men in the FLDS.

Therefore society can no longer depend upon taboo standards crystallized into institutionalized forms as a means of control.

I've enjoyed using Chrome since the browser's debut, and eventually welcomed the interface as my only means of control.

Though to a certain extent useful when no better means of control is provided, this is but a makeshift.

What would the supreme leader actually do if his newest propaganda tool began to question the state's means of control?

Sometimes generosity has a darker side, when gifts are used as a means of control, or to assuage guilt, Armstrong noted.

A Bozog driver lay on a forward platform and seemed to have no means of control, yet the driving was perfect.

Dr Nabarro told T he Spectatorthat the WHO does not "advocate lockdowns as the primary means of control of this virus".