Sentence examples for controls called from inspiring English sources

Biological controls, called integrated pest management, offer farmers a less pesticide reliant approach.

The sale would put $178 million in cash into the hands of Lord Black through a privately held company that he controls called Ravelston Management.

He is currently building his own Traditionalist church called Holy Family, in Agoura Hills where he lives, through an entity he controls called the A.J. Reilly Foundation.

Instead, almost the entire world of formatting options has been dug out of Office's guts and artfully arranged on a top-mounted strip of controls called the Ribbon.

Lord Black, who was born in Canada and received his British title in 2001, owns a 73percentt voting interest in Hollinger International and a 30percentt economic interest, through a publicly traded Canadian company he controls called Hollinger Inc.

It establishes three-dimensional bulk controls, called envelopes, within which construction can occur without further approval by the commission, although the panel will have two representatives on an 11-member design review board.

Therefore, the absence of individual room controls calls for accurate dimensioning tools.

Game Informer praised its ball physics and controls, calling them "dead on".

Harris criticized the game's controls calling them a little "sluggish" and "clumsy".

Meanwhile, a third strategy of crowd control, called command and control, emerged in the United States.

The latest furor centered on an initiative under Admiral Poindexter's control called Policy Analysis Market.