Sentence examples for more effective controls from inspiring English sources

Most of the respondents felt that the development of new technology would be positive because more information about biologic effects of chemicals would allow more effective controls.

Third, we need smarter, stronger and more effective controls.

This is why we need more effective controls.

"This fall in the numbers granted nationality reflects the impact of more effective controls on non-EU immigration".

Along with more effective controls at the federal level, individual owners must institute foolproof controls at home if some of their most vulnerable loved ones are not to be left open to self-destruction.

"They're slick, fast, efficient technological plays, the crack cocaine of lending that have created a market that didn't really exist five years ago – and sadly our lack of regulation means they thrive here while other countries have far more effective controls.

We could therefore argue that usual practice is incorrect in this case and yet more effective control group care will diminish any apparent treatment effect of GDT.

"There are likely often more effective control strategies than harvest,"—like pesticides, he says.

"A consumer protection law exists, but it has to be reformed to include a more effective control mechanism".

The Senate had acquired more effective control through the observance of certain unwritten rules regulating the relation between Senate and magistrates, to whom it formally gave advice.

The Gracies realized that, in a real fight, the opposite is often more effective — control from behind, ideally with the opponent belly-down, so that he can be strangled into submission.