Sentence examples for need of control from inspiring English sources

"Antisocial" young people are seen as undeserving and in need of control, discipline and punishment rather than care and support.

The report repeatedly characterizes African-American communities as "disordered" and "in need of control," Professor Imani Perry said.

To objective the usefulness of instrumented insoles for the prescription of the custom-made insoles and need of control.

The use of this new BWR fuel assembly design can be used effectively for the reduction of minor actinide without the need of control systems modification in the reactor to meet safety limits and without affecting the energy production.

Two hundred years on from the abolition of the slave trade, the idea of black people as primitive, threatening and in need of control is still with us, as is our tendency to resort to punitive measures when dealing with marginal and "deviant" individuals.

If manifested insufficiently or to excess, the feelings are judged to be negative and in need of control.

This dynamically controlled fiber pattern system fulfilled the need of controlling cell orientation and biocompatibility, thus was potential to modify scaffold surfaces for tissue engineering application.

Limited to cost, complexity and flexibility, existing control techniques lack strength in meeting the need of controlling increasing number of electrodes.

All societies have faced the problem of reconciling the need of controlling sex with that of giving it adequate expression, and all have solved it by some combination of cultural taboos, permissions, and injunctions.

Finally, we need programs of control, prevention, and research and development for new and improved drugs and vaccines.

The lesson of Altamont was that Jagger was a performer in need of crowd control.