Sentence examples for facing control from inspiring English sources

Jeffery E. Dagle, a federal Department of Energy electrical engineer who has done many studies of the grid's weaknesses, said the expansion of electricity markets had greatly increased the difficulty facing control area operators as they try to match the actual flow of electricity between adjacent areas and the flow that was scheduled.

One of the most important challenges facing control system engineers is the design and implementation of intelligent control systems that can assist operators to make supervisory control decisions such as abnormal situations management (ASM), start up and shut down, controller performance assessment and so on.

Everyone in Moscow uses the English term "face control," though the phrase is often transliterated in print as "feis kontrol".

When it comes to clubbing, at least, the biggest concern for gay men in Moscow isn't prejudice but what Russians call "face control", which the Daily Beast describes as "knowing the right people – or having the right look".

I didn't get "face controlled".

American banks have faced controls on leverage for decades, while most European banks have not.

Experts now fear an expanding epidemic spread by the pet trade and the authors of a new study assessing the threat suggest that animal movements may have to face controls to prevent the infection spreading.

Power-mad Power-mad Californiansd controlled blackouts before, but never on thavescale.

Depositors could also face controls to prevent capital flight and further devaluation, or a freeze on withdrawals to defend the banks.

The second challenge facing cancer control agencies is political.

Hint: Facing passport control, check out the one on the far left of the concourse.