Sentence examples for enacted to control from inspiring English sources
Tsitsi Mazikana, the students' gender representative, told the BBC that the ban was enacted to control students, rather than uphold high standards of morality.
When Governor Kean imposed a building moratorium in 1988, he signed a "certificate of immediate peril," relying on a little-used 1914 statute enacted to control development along the Hudson River.
Here, notions of shame and embarrassment are enacted to control behaviour [ 23], rather than financial incentives or bureaucratic sanctions which may ultimately in themselves lead to defensive practices and stifle or inhibit 'the social' aspects of exchange [ 14].
This law was enacted to carefully control the government's right and ability to intercept communications in order to enforce the laws of the United States.
The National Science Foundation, which runs the U.S. Antarctic program, openly discourages tourism and last year enacted regulations to control tourist conduct.
During his tenure as the state's 27th governor, the Legislature enacted measures to control air and water pollution and to protect human rights.
Assuming a low concentration threshold of 25 ppbv and taking into consideration recently enacted legislation to control zone precursors, an estimated 191,000 deaths would be avoided globally (0.2% of the projected total number of deaths in 2030).
During the British Mandate Period (1922-1948) the British regulated issues related to sewerage, drainage and water use within municipalities and enacted legislation to control the scarce water resources and ensure an adequate supply for domestic use.
The models will help road designer to estimate the average operating speed of vehicles along tangent sections and useful for policy makers to enact policies to control vehicles operating speed.
Jellen believes enacting regulations to control advancing technology would impede innovation.
Certain policy modifications should be enacted to promote co-control for the Chinese coal-fired power industry.
