Sentence examples for enduring control from inspiring English sources

The charges against Mr. Ciccone and Frank Scollo, the vice president of both Local 1814 of the longshoremen's union and the international union, underscored the mob's enduring control of the waterfront, which officials say dates to the 1940's.

The kingdom's expansion in the first century of its existence made it the first south Indian state to exercise enduring control over different linguistic and cultural regions, albeit with subregional and local chiefly powers exercising authority as its agents and subordinates.

Not only would this ensure enduring control it may help to allay patients' concerns that arose during the discussion groups about 'slipping through the net' due to lack of face-to-face contact.

Conclusions: In patients under HAART, HIV-specific proliferative response is frequently related to anamnestic antigen responses and an enduring control of virus replication.

Introduction: Gamblers' enduring illusions of control (IOC) may be one reason why they continue to gamble in the face of sustained losses.

However, as noted, this improvement was neither statistically significant nor maintained in control participants, whereas intervention participants evidenced enduring improvements in glycemic control at the 10-month follow-up point.

CBT-AD is an effective intervention for adherence, depression, and glycemic control, with enduring and clinically meaningful benefits for diabetes self-management and glycemic control in adults with type 2 diabetes and depression.

Studies suggest a possible enduring advantage of early control of pathogenic B cells in autoimmune disease progression, particularly in myasthenia gravis (MG) and ITP.

This single subject case study examined the pedagogical reasoning process of an experienced classroom teacher who integrated historical empathy into an existing instructional unit designed to foster student knowledge of social control as an enduring historical understanding.

Later, PreCheck also became available to those enrolled in Global Entry, a popular Customs and Border Protection program that lets travelers returning from abroad re-enter the country without enduring long lines at passport control and Customs.

"Singaporeans have thus far been willing to enjoy the comforts the system provides while enduring a high degree of control by the central government," said Cherian George, author of a collection of political essays entitled "Singapore: The Air-Conditioned Nation".