Sentence examples for exert strict control from inspiring English sources

The key for achieving a spectrally agile waveform that enables the coexistence of both PU and SU transmissions within a specified spatial, temporal, and spectral vicinity is to exert strict control over the spectral extent of the transmitted signal.

Membrane sugar transporters regulate carbohydrate movement between compartments and may exert strict control on their fluxes.

Even in hotels that are franchised out, the brand owner exerts strict control over the finest details, such as the types of mattress in the bedrooms.

World War II severely disrupted the postal service, and the German occupation forces exerted strict control over mail conveyed within a homeland that had been divided into virtually separate zones.

But despite exerting strict control over many parts of the Chinese economy, authorities watched last month as markets began to unravel.

Swaziland, a nation of 1.4 million people landlocked between South Africa and Mozambique, has an absolute monarchy that exerts strict control over the media, according to the press freedom watchdog Freedom House.

Signatories to a treaty agreed in 2009, to make ports exert stricter controls on foreign-flagged fishing vessels, also need to act.

Two men, Hamilton Sr and McLaren's Ron Dennis, exerted strict controls over the prodigy, who later signed for Simon Fuller's XIX management company.

In excess, copper is extremely toxic; thus, cells exert strict homeostatic control over membrane transport and intracellular trafficking [13], [14].

They exercise strict control over us".

This procedure, to which the United Kingdom moved in 1976, is justified on the grounds that such treatment helps to control inflationary pressures and exerts stricter control than, for example, planning in volume terms.