Sentence examples for agreement control from inspiring English sources

In that deposition, Mr. Scott claimed to be unsure of how to define "market," "agreement," "control," "profit," "overcapacity" or even "Central Florida".

Under Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations, a local marketing agreement must give the company operating the station (the "senior" partner) under the agreement control over the entire facilities of the station, including the finances, personnel and programming of the station.

In agreement, control of Rac activity by LRP-1 was previously reported in other cell types [31], [49].

In agreement, control specimens showed fodrin expression in these regions in the apical portion of hair cells (Fig. 4I,J).

The banks took security on Speed's 75% interest in SLEC.After the option was exercised in March 2001, Speed (ie, Kirch and EM.TV), as envisaged in the SLEC agreement, controlled SLEC's board, and SLEC the board of FOH.

Talks in Colombia to hammer out an international agreement controlling trade of bioengineered organisms broke down earlier this week, putting the protocol on hold with a goal of reaching an agreement by May 2000.

Kappa tests for agreement controlling for chance agreement and its values were considered as follows: slight (0.0 0.2), fair (0.21 0.40), moderate (0.41 0.60), substantial (0.61 0.80) and perfect agreement (>0.80)[ 25].

We solve the leader-follower tracking-agreement control problem for Nonholonomic mobile robots with uncertainties; this consists in controlling a group of robots to take a pre-specified configuration (formation) and to move about following a vanishing reference trajectory.

More international regulating agreements controlling catches have improved the situation somewhat.

In addition, I.B.M. charged that SCO's claims violate license agreements controlling the free distribution of Linux, which SCO packages and includes in various software products.

Smart contracts are autonomous, self-sufficient, decentralized agreements controlled by programming codes that execute automatically under certain conditions (Swan 2015).