Sentence examples for provisions to control from inspiring English sources

The principal antiterrorism bill in the Senate, introduced last week includes several provisions to control the possession of dangerous biological agents and toxins.

Some modest provisions to control costs were included in the original health care bill, including a merger of the small group and individual insurance markets and new spending on electronic record-keeping and hospital infection control.

Mr. Ross gave few details about the new provisions to control costs, other than to say that the government would spend less on subsidies and Medicare would save money by linking hospital payments to the quality of care provided, under a new system of "value-based purchasing".

However as a first step, identification of prominent failures in the critical assemblies of a wind turbine using available inspection methods and making provisions to control their occurrence would make significant contribution in improving wind turbine reliability.

The following year, Petronas was granted sole rights over the marketing and distribution of all petroleum products and a provision to control other companies without taking an ownership stake in them, through the issuance of management shares to Petronas.

We have made provision to control for the confounding effects of an array of variables related to patients, professionals and care environments by means of detailed data collection and reliance on appropriate statistical methods.

Milestones in health service provision Efforts to control specific diseases began early in the 20th century, and escalated markedly in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s with the advent of mass campaigns focusing on the reduction or eradication of a specific disease using a particular technology.

For example, the provision of medication to control the progression of RA and manage pain.

During summer 2011 we compared vegetation structure and seed provision on trial plots to control habitat types (existing agri-environment options thought to potentially provide S. turtur foraging habitat) to assess whether trial plots performed better for foraging S. turtur than control habitats.

This act contains various provisions that can be used to control excessive noise.

Engineered fire prevention measures include: separation distances between hazards and exposures; combustion safeguards on fuel-fired equipment; systems for liquid containment, drainage, or run-off; provisions for bonding and grounding to control static; explosion-proof electrical and heating equipment in hazardous areas; and process safety control systems.