Sentence examples for controls aimed at from inspiring English sources
The increase in Premier League TV deals, incrementally growing awareness of soccer in the US, and the league's cost controls aimed at stemming wages, have prompted the latest interest – yet further takeovers have been slow.
LONDON — Eager to showcase new border controls aimed at keeping advocates of extremist views out of the country, the British government published what it called a name-and-shame list on Tuesday.
The Cius may have an edge over more consumer-oriented products because Cisco will ship it with a variety of security and management controls aimed at pleasing I.T. departments.
Back in 1980, a recession was started when the government — despairing of its failure to bring down surging inflation rates — invoked controls aimed at limiting the expansion of credit and making it more costly for banks to make loans.
Beef prices have surged with inflation, but cattlemen contend that government price controls aimed at preventing domestic beef consumption from falling further have wreaked havoc by making it costly to maintain large herds.
One sign that it is preparing the way is Ms Fernández's appointment of Hernán Lorenzino, who is respected in financial markets, as economy minister.But these steps have been overshadowed by a tightening of controls aimed at curbing capital flight.
The last continuation starting from a regularized problem with smooth controls aims at coming back to the original problem that may be chattering.
This may support the opinion that the need for controls aiming at early detection of these diagnoses in mutation carriers may not be clinically warranted.
More than that, she sensed the need for a form of tobacco control aimed at supply rather than demand.
The Post Office is also offering a basic account, called Control, aimed at people who have previously been stung by hefty overdraft charges or are keen to stay in control of their finances.
More recently, Philip Morris sued Uruguay after it adopted a number of anti-tobacco regulations with a view to implementing the 2003 World Health Organisation's framework convention on tobacco control, aimed at tackling the health dangers posed by tobacco.
