Controlling

Using means whereby courses of action are chosen and kept so as to reach goals (in the case of positive control) or to escape threats (in the case of negative control).

1. Managing-Serving

1. Using hierarchical principle of control
2. Serving nutritious model meals
3. Serving external project funding
4. Serving existing social groups
5. Reshaping societal control dynamics
6. Regulating import of foods
7. Reducing waste
8. Questioning industrial applications of technical skills
9. Providing pest control
10. Providing daily mail service
11. Providing basic needs
12. Protecting quality
13. Protecting endangered monuments and historic sites
14. Preventing injuries
15. Overseeing instrument assemblies
16. Overseeing comprehensive expansion plan
17. Manipulating
18. Managing commercial company
19. Managing
20. Maintaining control of production processes
21. Exercising societal control
22. Developing tobacco control
23. Developing effective home management
24. Developing bulk purchasing scheme
25. Criticizing laxness
26. Coordinating production systems
27. Controlling volume of goods
28. Controlling urban development
29. Controlling socio-economic growth
30. Controlling scientific power
31. Controlling rise
32. Controlling riots
33. Controlling rents
34. Controlling rapid funds turnover
35. Controlling quality goods export
36. Controlling production and distribution
37. Controlling pregnancy
38. Controlling pollution
39. Controlling panic
40. Controlling ownership expansion
41. Controlling migration
42. Controlling markets
43. Controlling marketing systems
44. Controlling market price fluctuation
45. Controlling lying
46. Controlling livestock diseases
47. Controlling language
48. Controlling investment schemes
49. Controlling introduced species
50. Controlling insect invasions
51. Controlling information technology
52. Controlling industrial expansion
53. Controlling hunting
54. Controlling herd grazing patterns
55. Controlling harmful levels of artificial discharge to coastal waters
56. Controlling growth of farm land
57. Controlling global economy
58. Controlling external mobilization of political power
59. Controlling experiments
60. Controlling executive branch action
61. Controlling events
62. Controlling employee absenteeism
63. Controlling educational systems
64. Controlling drinking consumption
65. Controlling distribution of productive means
66. Controlling disease vectors
67. Controlling desire
68. Controlling consumption plans
69. Controlling consumption of alcohol by adolescents
70. Controlling construction technology
71. Controlling communications mass media
72. Controlling availability of arms
73. Controlling application of technology
74. Controlling antibiotic resistance
75. Combatting money laundering
76. Using totalitarianism

1. Losing control

1. Neglect
2. Fear of losing control

1. Self-control