Sentence examples for existed to control from inspiring English sources

The maintenance of the cursus publicus required a high degree of organization; an inspectorial system existed to control its operation and prevent abuse for private ends.

A strict policy has existed to control the opening of new public, but not private, schools.

The safety board also found that no comprehensive, federal standard exists to control the risk of dust explosions in general industry, only in grain-handling facilities.

"The idea is to then try out drugs that already exist to control the heart rate and see which of them work to block the receptors in the heart.

Only when it's too late do women learn that the alternative disciplinary system of Marxist-Leninists exists to control them and let the leaders do as they please.

No single law exists to control them and regulation differs between states: whereas in Missouri they can only be shot if stumbled upon, in Texas (the state with the highest feral-pig population) hunting is actively encouraged.

Just because more and more tools exist to control people does not mean authorities should use them, and just because accidents happen does not mean life should be lived as if they are always imminent.

There is school of thought that the brain only exists to control movement.

Multiple vaccines exist to control Japanese encephalitis (JE), but all suffer from problems.

A strict regulation system may exist to control Fe translocation into endosperm in rice plants.

Considering the high morbidity caused by asthma, relatively few classes of drugs exist to control this common disease.