Sentence examples for relaxed control from inspiring English sources

"The recent spate of releases of photographs of airplanes under development is a sign of relaxed control of military information in China," Lan Yun, an editor at the Beijing-based Modern Ships magazine, said in an interview.

Thanks to the slightly more relaxed control exercised over Bonner, she was able to maintain a degree of contact with the outside world, as well as to keep Sakharov's name in the world's press, whose interest in them was undiminished.

On one side of the bus is a photograph of Franklin grinning broadly in a driver's seat; on the other side is Eleanor, beaming, in relaxed control of her vehicle.

"It is possible for a person to have an overwhelming number of things to do and still function productively with a clear head and a positive sense of relaxed control," the contemporary king of the productivity gurus, David Allen, declared in his 2001 bestseller, Getting Things Done.

Some definitions and mathematical notions useful in the analysis and synthesis of relaxed control as applied to asynchronous quenching and dynamical optimization are given.

The author gave a local linearization of the optimal control problem along the optimal control, and transformed the original problem into a new relaxed control problem.

In Saudi Arabia, the Internet is subject to more relaxed controls than other media.

The idea was to better serve the explosion in passengers that came with relaxed controls on air travel by Chinese citizens and a subsequent economic boom.

Having broken the ice with a surprise bilateral deal with President Castro on 17 December 2014, the Obama White House has steadily relaxed controls on trade, travel and finance.

The deeper reason for the relaxed controls is that American defense companies, which lobbied heavily for the weaker rules, are scrambling for new markets in an era of plummeting Pentagon budgets.

"And despite the protestations from the home secretary that her summer 'pilot' of relaxed controls was a success, we now know the number of non-asylum seekers caught and refused entry at UK ports went down by 12% this summer compared to last summer.