Sentence examples for control knows from inspiring English sources

Control may also act as a safety signal, given that a person with a high degree of control knows that he or she is able to change the situation if it becomes too difficult, thus knowing that the conditions may never be worse than he or she is willing to withstand [ 38].

But it's done, and ground control knows its done.

"President Obama's obsession with gun control knows no boundaries," Jennifer Baker, director of public affairs for the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action, said in a statement Friday.

The Prime Minister, as everyone who reads the paper (or can find a television channel that he doesn't own or control) knows, has had a certain amount of experience juggling zeros, given the number of indictments against him for financial fraud.

The Admission Control knows which service classes are no longer supported by combining information from the QoS Link Mapping, which states what services classes are supported over which link, from the Monitor, which reveals which links are currently available, and from the Link Prediction, which calculates what tunnels are likely to disappear within very short time.

In this way, you will be a woman who takes charge, is in control, knows what you want as well as what you don't want, and will be better able to build your inner security which will reflect in your emotional and sexual wellbeing.

And the Chinese government is a master of control, known for strictly censoring Western media.

And he added on Wednesday: "Many of Hillary's donors are the same donors as Jeb Bush's – all rich, will have total control – know them well".

Lieutenant James said moonlighting police officers are experienced in crowd control, know the local ordinances on noise and parking and have the confident bearing necessary to defuse problems.

I sympathise with their situation but their most recent proposal to the United Nations was to place ketamine under an international control known as scheduling.

This involves moving to a frame co-rotating with the control known as the toggling frame, originally appearing in the development of average Hamiltonian theory [58].