Sentence examples for controlled the implementation of from inspiring English sources
A programmable logic controller (PLC) controlled the implementation of the pumps, valves and the length of every operational batch cycle.
The Department of Revisory Control of the Ministries of Finance of the Union Republics: Controlled the implementation of the national budget of the republican Ministries of Finance and their local counterparts.
The p53 ambidextrously controlled the implementation of both the cell cycle arrest system and apoptosis induction system with employing the diversity of own dynamic behaviors.
Teachers controlled the implementation of the pleasant eating environment component by deciding if the pupils could eat FV during their lessons and whether it was cut up.
M. HERZOG: Did you go to Belgium or to Holland in order to control the implementation of the laws on forced labor?
The inability to control the implementation of an intervention goes against all the basic principles of intervention trials.
The dispute before us here, in a nutshell, is whether Subpart 1 alone (as the agency determined), or rather Subpart 2 or some combination of Subparts 1 and 2, controls the implementation of the revised ozone NAAQS in nonattainment areas.
We cannot agree with the Court of Appeals that Subpart 2 clearly controls the implementation of revised ozone NAAQS, see 175 F.3d, at 10481050, because we find the statute to some extent ambiguous.
We cannot agree with the Court of Appeals that Subpart 2 clearly controls the implementation of revised ozone NAAQS, see 175 F. 3d, at 1048-1050, because we find the statute to some extent ambiguous.
However, for the industrial engineering and maintenance production line, there is a lack of appropriate technical manuals - standards and specifications to control the implementation of the repair as integrated method - from the design phase, up to application and quality assurance.
Step 4: Evaluate and review Authorities should enforce and control the implementation of legal instruments.
