Sentence examples for means control and from inspiring English sources
As such, to the founder, equity means control and the ability to prioritize the stakeholders' needs and wants according to his moral compass.
"Minimum force - which means control and restraint techniques by trained personnel - was used to effect disembarkation for this group". The UKBA went on to say that minimum force was used during boarding, on the flight and during disembarkation to prevent returnees from escaping and causing harm to themselves, others or the aircraft.
Being thin means control and, symbolically, that you are rich, that you are young, that you are beautiful, that you are powerful.
And that means controls and testing at slaughterhouses, where there is a risk that tissues will become mingled when animals are killed and processed.
Generally, "regulated" meant "controlled" and "ordered" by some power or authority.
And predictability means control.
And conformity means control.
To fuse two bits of flesh means controlling their temperature and water content, among other things, with great precision.
Higher scores of the Protection subscale mean control, overprotection and intrusion, while lower scores of this subscale mean encouragement of independence and autonomy.
For Glendale (0-9, 0-6 in league), that means controlling the possession battle and stretching out long drives with moderate gains on the ground.
