Sentence examples for controlled meaning from inspiring English sources

Replications are often controlled, meaning that the researchers have chosen their data selection and analysis rules ahead of time.

But in New York about 900,000 apartments fall under rent regulation and can be described as either "rent stabilized" or "rent controlled," meaning the rent by law can rise by only a small percentage each year.

Within those 873, only 129 miles were classified in the GAO report as "controlled," meaning there are resources in place to either turn away or apprehend people attempting to cross into the United States illegally.

Some housebuilders do not publicly disclose all the land they control, meaning their total landbank could be even bigger.

It is the internet of its day, it is the place where you can't control meaning".

WorkMail offers enterprise IT an email product that includes security features like encryption, messaging scanning for spam and viruses, and regional data control – meaning customers choose where mailboxes are stored.

Both residual and emergent cultural forms can only be recognized and indeed conceived in relation to the dominant: each represents a form of negotiation between the margin and the center over the right to control meanings, values, and practices.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended long-acting birth control, meaning I.U.D.s and implants, as a "first-line" option for teen-agers.

(30 June) Another dramatic Sunday, in which Tsipras announced the imposition of capital controls, meaning banks would not reopen after the weekend.

But before taking the Dolphins job he wanted total control, meaning Johnson wanted final say on things like the draft and free agency.

There was a "control breach" in April 2015 when 150 passengers from a delayed Ryanair flight were "misdirected through an unmanned immigration control", meaning they were able to leave the airport without their passports being checked.