Sentence examples for controlling the behavior from inspiring English sources
Previous work in controlling the behavior of brain slices was based more closely on the detailed theory of chaos, Dr. Gluckman said.
"We have an act controlling the behavior of women and men so the behavior doesn't harm others, whether it's speech or dress or et cetera," he said.
It may take four to five months before a cybersex addict is ready to begin serious efforts at controlling the behavior, and effective therapy can take as much as a year, he said.
The migrancy of poor people, displaced by fires, evictions and other calamities, destroyed informal community mechanisms for caring for children and controlling the behavior of adolescents and young adults, and this made it harder than ever for the poor to cope.
"In Russia, shareholders today are not capable of controlling the behavior of management; the board of directors is not capable of controlling the actions of management," said Ivan Lazarko, one of two shareholder representatives on the 15-member U.E.S. board and the chairman of the board at Naufor, the national association of securities dealers.
American and European governments are equally responsible in controlling the behavior of the their homegrown rogue suppliers.
In February, 2009, the U.S. Ambassador, Deborah Jones, met with Kuwait's Minister of the Interior and, according to State Department cables, warned him that Kuwait had to "show its seriousness in changing and controlling the behaviors of extremists within its society".
The most common pattern was that the abusive parent had used animal cruelty as a way of controlling the behaviors of others in the home.
This attempt to control the behavior of federal judges undermines the independence of our federal courts.
Similarly, the public is holding the Catholic Church accountable for failing to control the behavior of its "errant" priests.
