Sentence examples for controls meaning from inspiring English sources

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

Its new auditor will want to tread carefully in reviewing the company's financial statements and internal controls, meaning that the costs for its audits could be significantly higher.

The Italian government remains under pressure, as neighbouring countries have tightened border controls, meaning refugees and migrants are unable to head north to France or Austria as they have done in the past.

It appears, though, that its outlets had no such controls, meaning that staff were either unaware of the limits or were not implementing them, even though customers have to ask specifically for the drug from behind the counter.

As of iPhone OS 3.0, there's built-in parental controls, meaning that Mommy and Daddy can prevent Junior from seeing naughty images.

The UK has an agreement known as "juxtaposed controls" meaning people travelling on certain routes between the UK, France and Belgium go through immigration checks before boarding a train or ferry rather than on arrival.

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

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

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.

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

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