Sentence examples for may have controls from inspiring English sources

These may be electronically controlled, or they may have controls positioned next to the user.

They may have controlled two branches of government before, but that does not make him a dictator.

Barilla says that it owns only just over 2% of Kamps, despite suspicions that it may have control of more.

Other issues remain: While you may have control over your own camera, what kind of consent do you need from the people you're recording?

Uefa's rules state that "No individual or legal entity may have control or influence over more than one club participating in a Uefa club competition".

Here we investigated the depositional setting of the stromatolitic carbonates for the better understand of the environments, which may have controlled the massive development of oxygenic photosynthesis.

E-commerce companies may have control over their own content, but if banners display advertising content from third parties, how do they know they're not serving malicious scripts?

The Barcelona substitutes raced out of the dugout to join Luis Enrique's wild celebrations, such was the importance of the goal, but replays showed Messi may have controlled the ball with his right hand before shooting.

In it a lovesick man conspires with a sorcerer (played by Bela Lugosi) to turn the object of his affections into a zombie just after she weds someone else, so that he may have control of her.

Remember that he may have control over what you do at work.

But one day they may have control over some of Britain's strategic energy supplies.