Sentence examples similar to Controlled temporarily from inspiring English sources
Toward the end of the 15th century, this movement was brought under control temporarily by the Turkmen regimes.
Congress, under Democratic control, temporarily expanded eligibility for this program in 2009, but Republicans ended the expanded program after taking control of the House.
In 411 Theramenes emerged as one of the revolutionary leaders who persuaded the Athenian assembly to suspend the traditional institutions and entrust supreme control temporarily to a Council of Four Hundred.
She called for a robust EU "community mechanism" to decide on exceptional cases where states may reimpose border controls temporarily.
King Sripurusha fought the Pallava King Nandivarman Pallavamalla successfully, bringing Penkulikottai in north Arcot under his control temporarily for which he earned the title Permanadi.
The Conservative/Lib Dem coalition introduced Temporary Class Drug Orders (TCDO) in November 2011, which allow drugs to be temporarily controlled for a year and then banned once the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) has pondered their harms.
An early observation in favour of this autoimmune mechanism was that these diseases might be temporarily controlled by the exchange of the patient's blood plasma with normal plasma, reducing the number of offending antibodies.
But the fact that it required such elaborate staging just to rein in a portion of the payouts at companies temporarily controlled by the government also illustrates just how difficult systemic reform will be.
The idea is to use the pro-drug principle together with an alternating magnetic field as physical stimulus, which can be applied spatially and temporarily controlled.
In some places, controlled burns might temporarily reduce potential fuel loads, but experts say that tactic isn't practical in remote or heavily populated areas.
The idea is to use the pro-drug principle together with an alternating magnetic field as physical stimulus, which can be applied in a spatially and temporarily controlled manner.
