Sentence examples for control over water from inspiring English sources

Favored by professionals because it gives them control over water temperature — ideally 200 to 210 degrees.

CHINA'S emperors regarded control over water as one of the principal ways of controlling the country.

Control over water sources is not the only issue critics raise against the private sector.

These range from increased rates to long-term loss of local control over water resources and adjacent lands.

The state permits the private ownership of land (other than pastures) but retains control over water, forest, fauna, and underground resources.

At stake eventually is control over water rights, grazing rights, mineral rights, ski lodges, suburban housing developments, even tribal voting rights.

This will be partly addressed later this year when engineers begin installing the second stage of the project, which will force recalcitrant upstream provinces to cede control over water-diversion sluice gates.

The decision was hailed as a landmark victory for those worried that Beijing is extending its military control over waters with key strategic and commercial significance.

Its attempt to expand its claims on territorial waters by dispatching shipping fleets, coastguard vessels and sailing its new aircraft carrier has already given a sense of inevitability to Chinese control over waters considered rich in oil, gas and marine resources.

Moreover, controls over water use are so loose, thanks in part to ramshackle equipment, that fee dodging would probably be rampant.

LAI and fAPAR are essential climate variables (Baret et al. 2013) and the main controls over water, energy, gas and momentum fluxes (Asner et al. 2003) and hence the primary productivity of terrestrial ecosystems (i.e., gross and net primary productivities) (Field et al. 1995), microclimates (Hardwick et al. 2015), as well as their water balances (Calder 2002; Silva et al. 2017).