Sentence examples for control inhabitants from inspiring English sources

Serco was recently named as the Australian government's preferred choice to continue running the detention centres, which have raised concerns among public health experts over military-style methods used to control inhabitants.

Ultrasonographic examination was performed on 59 patients and 27 control inhabitants infected with HCV in order to investigate the shape of the liver and lesions occupying the liver.

Not only do such strikes violate state sovereignty - which also requires that states control their inhabitants - and end up killing civilians, but they are unproven to work, do nothing to address the socioeconomic conditions that invite terrorism and too often just turn local public opinion against us.

Mechanical ventilation (MV) has become part of the heating energy load optimization model due to its capacity to secure recommended air change levels without depending on daily active control by inhabitants or uncontrolled air leaks.

Though not perfect circles with guards standing ready in the middle, the stores are institutional spaces perfectly optimized to control their inhabitants. .

Here, the player with the GamePad controls one inhabitant of this virtual town and must surreptitiously steal a number of juicy apples, while the other gamers have to guess which of the onscreen characters is controlled by their friend.

However, under the French protectorate, nearly 23percentt of guiche land became fully privatized and placed under the control of its inhabitants instead of the state, a policy that persisted throughout the subsequent decades.

During secret negotiations with their British counterparts, Pentagon and State Department officials insisted that Chagos come under their "exclusive control (without local inhabitants)," embedding an expulsion order in a polite-looking parenthetical phrase.

And yet, we continue to wield incarceration - an institution based on absolute control over its inhabitants, an institution where this abuse is as ingrained as the locks on the cell doors - as a tool to condemn certain types of behavior.

One limitation of the present study is that, in order to evaluate the extent of sleep disturbances in the patient population, we have chosen a control group among inhabitants of the uptake areas of the three hospitals.

To reduce logistic effort, Danish controls >40 years of age were recruited from Aarhus County (∼650 000 inhabitants), whereas controls below 40 years were collected from all over Denmark (∼5.2 million inhabitants).