Sentence examples for spaces to control from inspiring English sources
Based on the UN charter of the same name, the declaration, which passed in 2010, guarantees all residents of the city "the right … to a safe place in which to live in peace and with dignity through the generation of instruments to reduce and participative spaces to control speculation, urban segregation, exclusion, and forced evictions and displacements".
Remember that Asia, Europe, and North America are the worst continents because you will need to control more spaces to control that continent.
The Costa Rican forward had way too much space to control and stab the ball home at the back post, after Joao Plata had floated the ball over a polite crowd of Galaxy ball watchers.
Sturridge had two defenders on his shoulders as Moreno's ball dropped on the edge of the penalty area yet he was given space to control neatly, turn sharply and stroke a clinical left-foot finish into Karl Darlow's bottom left-hand corner.
Their tubular geometry opens up the device design space to control gas distribution and residence time.
A lacklustre home side allowed Southampton too much time and space to control the match, with a mistake from Black Cats keeper Vito Mannone epitomising Sunderland's poor display.
In Section 3, we observed the behavior of a few broadcast schemes and found that they limited transmission space to control the number of contentions in broadcasting.
A corner was cleared to the former Birmingham man, who was allowed time and space to control the ball and unleash an unstoppable right-footed shot high into the net.
He found space to control the ball on the six-yard line but his shot on the turn was deflected over the bar after hitting goalkeeper Adam Bogdan in the face.
The production of chemical compounds is principally important for soft bodied ascidian species, which use secondary metabolites to deter predatory fishes, to compete for space, to control settlement and growth of microbial fauna and other fouling organisms.
In this paper, we observed the behavior of a few broadcast schemes and found that their performances can be explained as limiting a space to control the number of contentions in broadcasting.
