Sentence examples for a need for controls from inspiring English sources

Harriet Barnes, assistant director at the Quality Assurance Agency, says there is a need for controls to ensure consistent academic standards when students transfer credits, and that they have a coherent overall academic experience.

Now there is a need for control & prevention.

The judge described him as "jealous, possessive and with a need for control".

Q. Are certain types of people more prone to workaholism than others? A. Most workaholics are either perfectionists, have a need for control or a combination of both, said Gayle Porter, an associate professor of management at the Rutgers School of Business in Camden, N.J., who has studied workaholism.

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On the contrary, humans instinctively search for cause-effect associations fulfilling a need for "control" that is comforting in the relationships with the world around us.

Schemas of hostility to women, sexual entitlement, and a need for control have been found in MSO-R whereas MSO-CM presented a greater sense of worthlessness.

Therefore, our printing system can be directly used in inkjet applications with functional liquids over a broad viscosity range, without a need for controlling viscosity of printing liquids.

In many cases however, there is still a need for controlling access even to the resulting aggregated data, e.g., due to data provider's policies.

Kets De Vries (1985) argued that the entrepreneur is driven by a need for control in interpersonal interactions and does not deal well with organizational subordinates who challenge the entrepreneur's ideas.

Horner described that skill as requiring, at times, two competing impulses — a need for control and a more improvisational sensibility.