Sentence examples for launched to control from inspiring English sources

Floating nets and barriers have been launched to control the spill, but officials said slicks had reached nearby beaches, affecting at least 11 sea-lions and some 20 birds, including blue-footed boobies, pelicans and albatrosses.

In 1991, AIDS prevention became a national priority at the highest level and several campaigns were launched to control AIDS spread (Ministry of Public Health, Thailand; http://eng.moph.go.th/).moph.go.th/

In the early 1970s, preventive uni-purpose programmes were launched to control malaria, small pox and other epidemic diseases.

Given the size of this epizootic, the potential for spread to other areas, and several notable human exposures, a large, interagency effort was launched to control the resurgence of rabies in Flagstaff.

This is known as spin-stabilization, a common strategy used for some satellites or rocket launches to control altitude.

The battle, launched to restore Croatian control of of territory, representing 18.4% of the country, was the largest European land battle since the Second World War.

The majority of these funds support the three disease areas that the GF was launched to address: HIV/AIDS control activities (52%), followed by malaria (29%), and tuberculosis (15%) [ 1].

A new programme has recently launched to help dyslexics learn to control their visual attention through classroom-based exercises involving body and eye movement.

Inside, a ragtag group of Iraqi army soldiers painted a discouraging picture of the progress made so far in an operation just launched to retake nearby villages under control of the Islamic State (IS).

Most launch pads consist of several parts: a 3-4 leg platform to provide stability on uneven ground, a launch rod to control the angle of the model rocket at launching, and a deflector plate to protect the launch pad from being damaged by the rocket engine when it is ignited.

Besides, China has launched a plan to control the total amount of coal consumption to ensure that carbon emissions will peak around 2030.