Sentence examples for more directed control from inspiring English sources

The multiscale nature of our framework means that it may be applied in a workflow where major environmental effects are first identified at a regional scale, and then smaller areas of particular concern (i.e. local scale) are modelled to identify detailed areas and predictors, thus providing insights to inform more directed control efforts (Vicente et al. 2010).

Another effect of the board breakup has been to grant more direct control over the organization to Mr. Kennedy.

But I tend to the view that we would have been better off with more direct control".

The aim is to bind the national operators together and give Mr Sarin more direct control of his firm.

Most of the movement will have to come from the states, however, because of their more direct control over education.

But under the government's localist agenda, City Hall has been given more direct control over levers for fostering economic development and directing regeneration.

The creation of the stabilization group appears to give more direct control to Ms. Rice, one of the president's closest confidantes, who signed the memorandum announcing it.

The move may also presage a deeper reshuffling of the defense apparatus and more direct control of the military by Mr. Putin.

So you have no more direct control over your how much of a textbook you can remember than you do over your blood pressure.

A third option would be giving more direct control to individual citizens, which the current government has tried with directly elected police commissioners.

She has taken more direct control, including the tactical decision to give her dogged rival Bernie Sanders almost everything he wants in order to unify the party.