Sentence examples for be controlled that from inspiring English sources

"Debts have to be brought down and deficits have to be controlled – that is plan A, B and C".

For example, he said that if someone built encrypted communication technology that "that can't be intercepted, that can't be censored, that can't be controlled, that can go anywhere on Earth," they would be helping to create a "fabric of freedom" across the globe.

It is hypothesised that, if this link were disrupted through the inhibitory action of c-KIT TK activity, then inflammatory diseases such as RA could be controlled; that is, MCs are strongly implicated in RA pathogenesis, SCF is closely associated with MCs, and c-KIT is intrinsically linked with SCF; hence, inhibition of the c-KIT pathway affects RA.

Afghanistan may be a poor country, but there is no reason, if the war and drug economies can be controlled, that it cannot feed itself.

In the message she was recording that was intended for a wider audience, Ayling said immigration had to be controlled, that a points system should be introduced and that immigrants should be encouraged to speak English.

Basically, the intensity of fluorescence in imaging and targeting of biomarkers must be controlled that this can be attained with manipulating the size and shape of QDs (Jung and Yun 2008).

The key will be controlling that emotion, channeling it into touchdowns rather than interceptions, into a win rather than a loss.

Miami International is controlled, that is, the tower controls the movement of all airplanes on the airfield.

Dr Smith adds: "When somebody is controlled, that's exactly what it is - those choices are taken away.

The challenge now is controlling that emotion.

"Then I notice the blinds going up and down, and I think: 'Who's controlling that?