Sentence examples for govern control from inspiring English sources

As Bonasso describes in his piece, and as is documented more thoroughly elsewhere, CASE is composed of several "layers" that govern control, routine activities and planning.

Professor Martin Kilson, the first black faculty member to receive tenure at Harvard (now an emeritus professor), wrote a widely circulated letter of complaint against Booker, in which he asserted, "He's functioning as an errand boy Black politician for conservative Republican power-class penetration of governing control of Black Newark".

This point towards a centrally governed control mechanism that ultimately determines whether a stimulus is perceived as painful.

The public health strategies for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) comprise legislation, health educational programmes and regulations governing control of infectious diseases in general.

In summary, a diversity of modelling platforms was used in this study to probe the principles governing control of GCN4 at the translational level, and to probe the contributions made by different soluble translation factors to the control mechanism.

London, they believe, is hiding behind the Le Touquet agreements governing controls on entry from continental Europe to the UK.

Organizations were established to govern and control camel racing events and to formulate rules and regulations.

In its place, America had set about implanting a multicultural society because "in a certain chaos, a certain disorientation, it is easier to govern and control people".

The protection offered by IEEE 802.11 security protocols such as WEP, WPA, and WPA2 does not govern wireless control frames.

Knowledge rules are implemented to govern the control rods' movement and the coolant flow in the core.

People can buy inexpensive, sophisticated systems off the internet and it doesn't have the resources to govern or control these unmanned aircraft," said Mr Gielow.