Sentence examples for greater control on from inspiring English sources
Results show that temperature has a greater control on changes in pH than pressure.
It also wants greater control on political donations by introducing real-time donation and campaign expenditure disclosures, and lowering the threshold amount requiring public declaration.
But behind the scenes, his political ideology was beginning to morph — and he was beginning to exert greater control on the management of Fidesz.
It called for greater control on branch officials, financial transparency and a number of other measures, reigniting simmering battles within the federation.
The hypothesized decline in stemflow with increasing tree age was not supported, and canopy cover variations and forest management exerted a greater control on inter-stand differences in stemflow fluxes.
So far, the prime minister has refused to set out much about her Brexit strategy, other than saying greater control on immigration from the EU would be a priority and that the UK wants the best trading relationship it can achieve for businesses.
In its reorganization, Lloyd's is imposing greater controls on the companies under its umbrella.
The prospect of greater controls on this platform, already burdened with both manual and automatic filters, was a disheartening one.
The news surprised and confused US officials, who said it appeared to undermine much of the recent progress made in talks on introducing greater controls on nuclear materials.
Jim and Margaret Cuthbert, economists who specialise in investigating private finance projects, said the NPD system could be an improvement on PFI because it should involve greater controls on private profits.
