Sentence examples for to control entry from inspiring English sources

Rome has just introduced a sophisticated electronic system, similar to London's, to control entry into its historic centre.

He had a large sand berm built around the town to control entry and exit, and retook neighbourhoods house by house.

From the beginning, the air carriers pushed for a scheme of regulation to control entry and regulate price competition in the air transportation market.

The conserved glutamate and arginine residues may function in concert with one another to control entry of carbamate into the tunnel prior to phosphorylation to carbamoyl phosphate.

Political and military agents who are responsible to the central government have the power to award or withhold subsidies and to control entry into and departure from the tribal areas.

Under considerable pressure, the federal government accepted a restricted principle of entry by competitive open examination, and in 1883 the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established to control entry to office in the federal service.

Creating these vesicular "nanofactories" would be a key advance, an advance that requires synthetic pores able to tightly control entry and exit from vesicles.

Entry permit (permit) means the written or printed document that is provided by the employer to allow and control entry into a permit space and that contains the information specified in paragraph (f) of this section.

Timed tickets control entry to the rooms, and one to four people are recommended to go inside a room at a time, she said.

Governments can control entry to their countries, she said, can regulate airlines and ships, prevent inappropriate hotel development, and use taxes to shape visitor demand and benefit local people, place limits on rip-off prices that distort markets.

An experienced supervisor monitored the whole process of data entry to control the entry error rate under 1‰.