Sentence examples for under greater control from inspiring English sources

We would be able to hold it steady at the top, or zenith, of the arc and fly it under greater control along the arc's outer edges.

This ignores the widely held view that it is long past due that CCTV was brought under greater control, and a reformed Ripa might well be one place to do it.

He said the money was available because public spending was under greater control.

Iraqi and Western officials have expressed serious concerns about the government's ability to bring the Shi'ite militias under greater control.

Murder rates that had reached 2,245 in 1990 plummeting to 537 by 2008, and the crack epidemic and its associated drug-related violence under greater control.

The discovery of electrical kindling placed the process of epileptogenesis under greater control by the experimenter.

Last year, in an attempt to reduce recreational use, and on the recommendation of its Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), the UK government decided to ban all ketamine-like drugs (analogues) and also put ketamine itself under greater controls.

"It does not mean we should not attempt them but we have a responsibility to keep them under much greater control than we did here".

The major agricultural export crops cocoa, bananas, nutmeg, and mace in the past were controlled by cooperative associations, but these associations have begun to come under greater government control.

Under decentralization, districts were to have greater control over public sector human resources at the district level and would, thereby, have an incentive to make more efficient use of them.

Lack of Id1+Id3 further increased the levels of p27 by 48-fold and 6.11-fold in LNCaP (Fig. 5B) and DU145 (Fig. 5D), respectively, as compared with nonsilencing control, but was not statistically different as compared with Id3 alone, suggesting that both these CDKNIs are under greater regulatory control by Id3 as compared with Id1.