Sentence examples for it has to be controlled from inspiring English sources

"It has to be controlled," he added.

"Now, of course, it has to be controlled; it has to be precise".

Of course it has to be controlled, and illegal immigration has to be tackled head on.

Aggression is a necessary ingredient in a fast bowler, but it has to be controlled or it could start to get expensive.

"It has to be controlled from the top, by Barry and me". Barry E. Loughrane is president and chief executive of the D.D.B. Group.

"Their plans don't say, 'Within X amount of time it has to be controlled and industry needs to prove how the heck you're going to do that,' " she said.

In 1989, Rupert Murdoch said in his MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International TV Festival that: "For 50 years British television has operated on the assumption that people could not be trusted to watch what they wanted to watch, so that it had to be controlled by like-minded people who knew what was good for us".

To qualify for off-balance sheet treatment, the suit says PwC advised Amerco that the vehicles had to have a minimum of 3% in outside capital; that it had to be controlled by an entity or individual other than Amerco; and that this entity or individual had to shoulder the risks and reap the rewards of ownership, not the company.

"Mr. Obama's call for a public plan, however, omitted any discussion of what rates it might pay or who might control it...'.He worded it really carefully, because he said 'not for profit' and he didn't say it had to be controlled by the government,' Mr. Kahn [the hospital lobbyist] added.

"For black people, it's a traumatic memory that has to be controlled.

But it would have to be controlled by Pashtuns, who also dominate the Taliban.