Sentence examples for control moved from inspiring English sources

But has medical control moved forward, or backward?

And then, in the nineteen-seventies, campaign finance, like abortion and gun control, moved from Congress to the courts.

State troopers — all of them white, with little training in crowd control — moved to protect the firefighters.

As an electronic score (by Breuer) broke the silence, the man saw his world disappear when the table and the doll, operated by remote control, moved offstage.

The war spurred HIAS to become an international refugee organization as U.S. border control moved from Ellis Island to U.S. consulates abroad.

Earlier this month, the attorney general (who apparently felt that the anthrax scare and terrorism were pretty much under control) moved against the real menace to the nation: Oregon's Death with Dignity Act.

In 1968 he created the "Brown Box," a prototype device that allowed players to control moving dots on a television screen.

Strauss shuffled his bowlers where he could but Jayawardene was in control, moving to 50 almost without stirring.

This could well be lost when the mischief gets into a partnership, especially when effective control moves out of the Barclays group.

The paper describes open control architecture for a mobile platform with inclination control moving in construction sites and carrying a robotic arm for bricklaying services.

In 1966 Baer designed circuitry to display and control moving dots on a television screen, leading to a simple chase game that he called Fox and Hounds.