overcontrol

Trying to overcontrol trade -- whether food or information -- can lead to isolationism and dangerous political climates.

Maria Rodale: Make Mine Organic 2010

Furthermore, the control stick's range of motion had to be restricted to 10% of normal or the rat neurons would overcontrol and crash the simulator.

Another predictable argument against front-loading 2007

Birthday treats - is an example of district overcontrol.

Anne Z. Boxer: Boulder Valley School Board Election: Okay, Let Them Eat Cake 2009

To make things worse, Leo's overcontrol fosters a weakness in others that creates more neediness.

Phyllis F. Mitz: Ask Phyllis...Astrology and Beyond: Guilt-Laden Leo 2009

He said that instructors could calm down pilots having trouble with formation flight by teaching them to fly with their fingertips to avoid overcontrol.

Orbit John J. Nance 2006

In short, we overcontrol and expect too much in certain areas while underguiding and expecting too little in others.

What's wrong with a parent? Ann Althouse 2006

He said that instructors could calm down pilots having trouble with formation flight by teaching them to fly with their fingertips to avoid overcontrol.

Orbit John J. Nance 2006

Each plan shall address ways to reduce overcontrol and micromanagement that now generate "red tape" and hamper efficiency in the Federal Government.

Memo On Government Reform Clinton, Bill, 1946- 1993

Also, there is a constant tension due to the need for sustained and coordinated command and control, and the need to avoid overcommand and overcontrol.

FM 7-98 Chapter 5 - Peacetime Contingency Operations United States Army 1992

Books such as the much-lauded Crisis in Command claim that a failure of leadership created the military's difficulties, with no mention of political overcontrol and its effect on the erosion of discipline.

The Draft 1980