Sentence examples for controlled entry from inspiring English sources
They controlled entry into the craft.
Through its state associations, the AMA controlled entry into the profession and dominated cognate professions like nursing, X-ray technology and occupational therapy.
The militias controlled entry to towns, and many eventually fashioned a kind of uniform of white T-shirts emblazoned with "self-defense," and drove around in white trucks.
RGD modification endowed PEGylated adenovirus with the specificity of cell entry via αvβ3 integrin, thereby avoiding its intrinsic coxsacki-adenovirus receptor controlled entry.
The security forces are tightly controlling entry and exit from the city to prevent the Muslim Brothers from escaping".
Rome has just introduced a sophisticated electronic system, similar to London's, to control entry into its historic centre.
It controls entry to the Mediterranean and used to house a Royal Navy base that underpinned the local economy.
One person explained how a bylaw controlling entry to subway of Charing Cross has been in place for 12 years and was suddenly now being enforced.
The state also controls entry to the market and corporate departures, so policyholders with companies that have announced their intention to leave the state will have several years to look for new coverage.
Under considerable pressure, the federal government accepted a restricted principle of entry by competitive open examination, and in 1883 the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established to control entry to office in the federal service.
Marketization, then, can occur in varying degrees, from liberalizing an entire economy or economic sector to introducing more limited competition within a sector where the government continues to control entry and exit and pricing.
