Sentence examples for influx control from inspiring English sources

Surely you remember the way it was done so successfully?" Yes, during apartheid we called it influx control.

With white workers off to the front and booming factories desperate for labour, the government of Prime Minister Jan Smuts suspended the operation of influx control on the Witwatersrand, unleashing a cataract of urbanization.

He described the influx control, laws that were intended to keep blacks in the townships and regulate their movements "so that you don't see how beautiful your country is," he said.

The principles have been revised&strengthened by him four times since then-most recently last Nov., when he instructed each of his corporate signatories to support changes in influx control laws to provide for the right of Black migrant workers to normal family life&to make other changes.

While careful not to impede the flow of labour to industry, state officials enforced pass laws with unprecedented rigour: in the quarter-century preceding the final repeal of influx control in 1986 the state prosecuted nearly 10 million pass offenses, an average of more than 1,000 per day.

The influx into the horizontal well can be equalized along the well using influx control devices (ICD) available from the petroleum industry applications (Aadnoy and Hareland 2009).

1923 The Native (Urban Areas) Act segregates urban residential space and creates "influx controls" to reduce access to cities by black South Africans.

With the abolition of influx controls in the 1980s, a great movement of blacks into Cape Town and other urban areas from impoverished black states began, and camps of squatters were soon overcrowded.

Indeed, calcium influx controls a variety of background conductances, including some Gd3+-sensitive transient receptor potential channels [41], [44].

As expected, rate constants of reaction 15 (the choline influx) controls all the non-vanishing fluxes and concentrations.

Glucose influx under control conditions (lacking D-fructose) was a hyperbolic function of [D-glucose] and followed the Michaelis Menten equation (Eqn 1) for carrier-mediated transport.