Sentence examples for controlled for another from inspiring English sources
The current law is that criminal charges can be brought if a person pays for sex with somebody who is "controlled for another person's gain".
The new offence of paying for sex with somebody who is "controlled for another person's gain" is to carry a hefty fine and a criminal record.
In the past two years police have rescued 251 women whom they believe were trafficked to Britain for sexual slavery.The situation is shameful, but the proposal the government unveiled this week to make those buying sex liable to criminal charges if it subsequently emerges that the prostitute was controlled for another person's gain is no way to remedy it.
But limiting a ban to those paying for sex with a woman "controlled for another's gain", such as a pimp, will doom this new law to failure.
Instead, the then Labour government pushed through a measure making it illegal to use a prostitute "controlled for another person's gain".
And Britain's Home Office just introduced a new law making it an offence to pay for sex with somebody who is "controlled for another person's gain," including pimps, traffickers, and drug dealers who force addicts to "turn tricks" to repay them.
We develop a series of randomization tests that allow us to interrogate the significance of one aspect of codon usage, such as GC content, while controlling for another aspect, such as adaptation to host-preferred codons.
Fourth, we can control for another possible explanation for changes in the c-section rate by controlling for c-sections attributable to CDMR.
It should also be mentioned that in the current study all the IUDs were placed by experienced physicians, which controls for another potential confounder.
As there is no correlation between the citizenship policy index and the boundary marker measure, the two variables can safely be included in the same model and thus be controlled for one another.
Question: Did we escape Pharaoh's Egypt just to exchange one controlling master for another?
