Sentence examples for endeavours to control from inspiring English sources

The earliest public architecture was the product of collective endeavours to control the powerful invisible natural forces that govern seasonal changes and the success or failure of crops.

Endeavours to control such a large illicit market would be enhanced by improved understanding of the economics of the trade.

It endeavours to control self-created (imagined) options in contrast to that which is known for certain [17]; only then do other disciplinary expertises follow.

The positive response by the Madi to MDA in Moyo and Adjumani districts can be attributed to the following: first, the Catholic Church is very influential and actively supports a range of public health initiatives such as immunization programmes, child health days and endeavours to control NTDs.

When national parks are proclaimed, communities are often resettled outside the park in an endeavour to control human/wildlife conflict.

Silent Spring is a classic of American advocacy, a book that sparked a nationwide outcry against the use of pesticides, inspired legislation that would endeavour to control pollution, and thereby launched the modern environmental movement in the US.

For while the wall, guards, patrols, customs and checkpoints endeavour to control drugs and migrants crossing the border, El Paso, like the other 13 twin cities of the US that face their Mexican neighbours, is almost as essentially Hispanic as its counterpart.

Given the small sample size, we endeavoured to control for Type I error by fitting random intercepts and slopes for time.

This raises vital public health questions concerning what interventions are necessary to control the obesity epidemic; whether our early endeavours to confront obesity are the right choices; and whether they are sufficient to reverse the obesity trends.

After the failure of these endeavours, the ambitious Sayf al-Dawla turned towards Syria, where he confronted the ambitions of the Ikhshidids of Egypt to control the province.

We should still endeavour to see each other.