Sentence examples for some control that from inspiring English sources

Next, some agencies stress the importance of resilience when operating in a remote modality, such as the ability to move to cash transfers when paper cash is too dangerous for paying salaries, while others resort to humanitarian technologies in an attempt to regain some control that was lost in going remote.

Cllr David Jeffels said: "I think the three-year temporary use on the site has given the council some control that we can say to the travellers that if it is not well used they would not be allowed to use it in the future". The planning committee voted unanimously to only grant permission for another three years.

And, we need to feel that we have some control, that we are in charge of our own life that no one else is telling us what to do or how to feel.

The book revised the traditional view of slave life as unrelentingly brutal and degrading, portraying instead a more complex relationship in which slaves, by accommodating their masters' paternalistic ethos, gained some control that prevented their own dehumanization.

On the other hand, some controls that ought to be right out front wind up buried several menus deep -- exposure control, for example.

This reviewer has observed "twisting" during tail hanging in other models of neurological disease (and in some controls) that exhibit abnormal clasping.

For anyone who has spent their working life in the business and therefore might reasonably expect to exercise some artistic control, that might well have been one constraint too far.

If the owners had scrapped the two-league system to get the umpires back into some semblance of control, that would have been a noble cause.

The Fairtrade Foundation relinquish some of the control that made them successful in the first place, because they will not have direct control on the individual product-related decisions that their endorsed partners will be making," he said.

Secondly, I suggest that they undertake a study of some of the design control that is routinely undertaken in other countries.

It is this lack of control that terrifies some bankers and governments; Bitcoin's anonymity meanwhile keeps law enforcement agencies on edge.