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And admissions will be more tightly controlled, to assess individual inmates' language, academic and other needs.

Because of the time and cost involved, Mara said that analog recording sessions tend to be more tightly controlled.

Cuadrilla's operations should, in theory, at least be more tightly controlled by the UK government than many of the shale gas sites portrayed in Gasland.

Anna Macdonald, head of Oxfam's control arms campaign, said: "How can the sale of bananas be more tightly controlled than the sale of machine guns?

Most liberals in Washington — President Obama included — keep hoping the banks can be more tightly controlled but otherwise left as is.

Beyond the shark excursions, Mr. Huffman said, trying to regulate water activity in deference to sharks sends the message that other water sports would also have to be more tightly controlled.

The Israeli system dates from a time when broadcasting was more tightly controlled by the government.

Research on embryos is more tightly controlled in many other European countries.

Even in China, where news is more tightly controlled, public opinion matters at least, to a degree.

It is more nimble than the Passat, my second choice, probably because it is more than 200 pounds lighter, and the body motions are more tightly controlled.

Devices that transmit radio signals -- like cell phones, two-way radios and pagers -- are more tightly controlled than things that do not.