Sentence examples for substantive control from inspiring English sources

Control Method: There are some substantive control mechanisms currently being used, however they are expensive and not terribly successful on a wide scale measurement.

The only substantive control a player has in the game is the ability to weigh her avatar's health against the quantity of work she performs — what many of us striving Americans would call the question of "work-life balance".

Stanley aimed for regulation that would give the UERL group protection from competition and allow it to take substantive control of the LCC's tram system; Morrison preferred full public ownership.

Ashfield aimed for regulation that would give the UERL group protection from competition and allow it to take substantive control of the LCC's tram system; Morrison preferred full public ownership.

Ashfield aimed for regulation that would give the existing Group protection from competition and allow it to take substantive control of the LCC's tram system; Morrison preferred full public ownership.

The link between fair value proposals and a background in financial services is robust to numerous substantive controls, including other background factors such as members' tenure on the board, their political affiliation, the backgrounds of contemporaneous members of the SEC, broader market and macroeconomic conditions, and biases, if any, among the large audit firms.

Then came the Newtown shootings, after which President Obama gave several speeches on the need for substantive gun control.

This trend can be subdivided into the issues of administrative decision-making competence and substantive regulatory control.

In a statement Friday, Wyeth said the academic authors were not paid by Wyeth and had "substantive editorial control" of the articles.

Even if these politics could be countered, the courts, especially the Supreme Court, are raising new, and probably insurmountable, obstacles to substantive gun control.

"The authors of the articles in question, none of whom were paid, exercised substantive editorial control over the content of the articles and had the final say, in all respects, over the content," Mr. Petkus said.