Sentence examples for making controls from inspiring English sources

A Whitehall spokesperson said they were "taking action across government to achieve a fair but tough immigration system by making controls on benefits, healthcare and housing among the tightest in Europe; by improving both academic and vocational education; by investing in skills and apprenticeships; and by increasing the number of British citizens in work".

By then it was already getting more serious about privacy education and making controls more accessible.

Building controls that satisfy both has been a struggle for Facebook, which gets criticized for either making controls too complicated or not empowering users enough.

But Box has recently started ramping up security for cloud storage, making controls more granular and giving IT administrators more control over user functions.

That's when Dicke brothers, Allen, a patent attorney, and Carl, a salesman plus his son Jim, fresh from military service started making controls for coal-burning furnaces.

Thus, all treatments would have been subject to the same alterations in the physical environment imparted by the cages making controls for caging artifacts unnecessary.

We're not making Control here".

A button on the side combines with a touchscreen making controlling it with fairly intuitive.

But in the past two years, the insurgency has blossomed, making control of many provinces a contest.

3. Direct control involves making control decisions for each heat pump on the utility level.

Europium is also used in making control rods in nuclear reactors.