Sentence examples for end of controls from inspiring English sources

While no overall study of the effects of the end of controls on rents has been made, a survey by a leading landlord in Cambridge found that rents for his company's formerly controlled apartments have doubled.

The end of controls introduced in 1979 that for the most part limited families to a single child will please campaigners who have long criticised the government's control over its citizens' fertility as an intrusion into basic rights.

The short-term effect of this abandonment would be the end of controls on Iran's nuclear programme, resulting in another source of devastating conflict in the Middle East and beyond.

Following the control trial in northern Germany, prevalence recovered unexpectedly and rapidly, reaching pre-control levels five quarters (15 months) after the end of control.

For the Barclays, the purchase of Inc. was — as Black well knew — merely a means to the end of controlling the Telegraph and he led them to believe he held the key to that asset.

In fact, just this morning I was invited to a Facebook group called End of Control to discuss the issues that arise as control shifts from media companies to consumers.

Wars were started, coups were plotted, deals were struck, all toward the end of controlling access to its just-completed canal.

For cross-over studies, the net response in FMD was calculated by subtracting the mean FMD value at the end of control period from the mean FMD value at the end of the treatment period.

Leg discomfort at the end of EFL exercise was not different to that at the end of control exercise (Fig.  4).

Baroreflex control over chronotropicity (as well as inotropicity) is a means to the end of controlling arterial pressure via changes in CO.

But the widespread perception then was that the decline was caused by the Federal Reserve, which had clamped down on the money supply to end out-of-control inflation.