Sentence examples for controlled and supported from inspiring English sources

Research programmes in the Antarctic are mostly controlled and supported by government-funded agencies, such as the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) and the British Antarctic Survey, which also maintain a network of permanent bases around the continent.

Our understanding is that, in addition to other heating-related products (such as multi-room zones and radiator control valves), the utility company is eyeing up smart lighting as an additional Hive product or at least something that could be controlled and supported by the core Hive offering, perhaps via support for an existing third-party smart lightbulb product.

The hospital uses standardized monitoring and evaluation tools, and the data collection and management processes are well controlled and supported by electronic data back-up and processing.

(male, 63 years old, oral therapy) "I would like to have a remote control, a kind of telemedicine tool to feel controlled and supported every day.

You need to present beautiful, crisp data that are well controlled and support your conclusions.

Strong procurement leaders need an unusual mix of skills: they must have technical procurement expertise but they also need to control and support suppliers and staff, as well as having a talent for reputation management and internal relations.

A base station is responsible for controlling and supporting a set of fixed-location wireless subscribers.

It is not just Republicans who feel at ease with Mr. Cheney, who while in the House opposed abortion and gun control and supported aid to anti-Marxist rebels in Nicaragua and President Ronald Reagan's "Star Wars" anti-missile shield.

Later in life, she openly promoted birth control and supported abortion.

The division's soldiers patrolled the streets of Los Angeles to act as crowd control and supported the Los Angeles Police Department and California National Guard in preventing the riots from escalating in violence.

Students enjoy participation in PE when they have a choice of activities, feel competent, in control and supported by their peers and teachers [ 13].