Sentence examples for controls of new from inspiring English sources

Tests and quality controls of new Gas Electron Multipliers (GEMs) are described.

When eugenics threatens to take control of new reproductive technologies, it requires a response on the level of public policy rather than of the individual.

For example, in the past five years 64 councils have transferred thousands of staff to manage 350,000 properties under the control of new housing associations, which are part of the voluntary sector.

The main clash was between conquistadores and Indians, but the Indians fought civil wars of their own, often for control of new territories in what is now Central and South America.

"Instead of being a Woodrow Wilson democracy promoter, we ought to hunt down our enemies and kill ISIS rather than creating opportunities for ISIS to take control of new countries".

Disappointed families might reasonably feel that they have tumbled into the gap between theory and reality that was left when councils lost control of new schools back in 2010.

Multiplayer also looks set to be a huge change, following Treyarch's successful beta, players will be taking control of new 'Specialists' for the first time in the series.

He added that the gang's extensive intelligence and operational capabilities allow it to take control of new territory so quickly that it is difficult for law enforcement to keep up.

Rigorous control of new Bitcoin makes expanding usage beyond a cult currency difficult.

The investigation of dual influenza infection human cases is of major interest specifically for the control of new emerging influenza strains.

In the same way that 'academisation' sees schools being put under new management, children's social services could be taken out of local authority control and effectively privatised under the control of new trusts, he suggested.