| Such paternalism – or perhaps control freakery – led the last Labour government to create 4,300 new offences through 50 criminal justice acts. |
| The latter's insecurities manifested themselves in all that stupid spinning and counterproductive control freakery. |
| It displays the very worst of the European Union, because the perception is one of control freakery. |
| There is an important critique to be made of the SNP's profligacy, control freakery and hollow economic arguments for Scottish separation. |
| They develop a level of arrogance and control freakery that in the end can only be tackled through the ballot box. |
| It's the compulsive control freakery that grates with the press. |
