Examples of 'made to control' in a sentence

Meaning of "made to control"

made to control: Signifies something created or designed with the purpose of managing or regulating a situation, process, or entity. It implies the intention to exercise authority or influence over a particular matter

How to use "made to control" in a sentence

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Modifications were made to control surfaces to improve handling.
Special arrangements for security are made to control the crowd.
Progress is being made to control the draining of the aquifer.
It is critical to understand how efforts made to control water flow.
Law is made to control the people.
Here attempts are always made to control change.
Attempts have been made to control parasites of domestic animals by immunological means.
Every effort does need to be made to control the cost.
No attempt was made to control the pH of the solutions during this process.
Great efforts have been made to control it.
Every effort was being made to control the inflow of migrants in an irregular situation.
I think it is just another rule the council made to control us.
The laws are made to control the masses.
You said that, that machine of yours was made to control them.
No attempt was made to control the change.

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Once the diagnosis of renal colic is confirmed, efforts are made to control pain.
But efforts are made to control spending.
If we had that, we would ensure that serious efforts were made to control fraud.
Attempts have been made to control pH in the iontophoretic system.
In addition, during the summer several passes of cultivator are made to control the weeds.
Attempts have been made to control insects by biological means.
The tablets that you use that Mr. Jobs designed are made to control you.
Many attempts have been made to control dentinal hypersensitivity.
Then, it requires an urgent decision to be made to control the situation.
Adjustments were made to control the static level near zero.
They welcomed in particular the efforts being made to control the public sector wage bill.
Efforts have been made to control the chain of charcoal produced illegally in brazil.
Several attempts have now been made to control Coccidiosis.
Attempts have been made to control fungal infections of plants by biological means.
It is abundantly clear that attempts are being made to control and manipulate the UNHCR.
Efforts have been made to control the viscosity of the thermosettable resins.
The magazines and books can also be made to control these devices!
An effort has been made to control the delivery of small amounts of liquids.
For the same reasons, an attempt is made to control the resin coating.
Efforts should be made to control the infection before treatment is initiated or resumed.
The adjustments are made to control for workforce.
Attempts have been made to control the initiation of pH-shifting chemistries in bitumen emulsions.
Science demands every effort be made to control or assess all variables.
Mutations can be made to control which form of the polymerase is expressed.
Consequently, an attemPt was made to control partially for this.
Efforts are being made to control the plant 's spread, however complete eradication seems unlikely.
Various efforts have been made to control the oil and contain it.
The changes made to control the exposure have resulted in what was intended?
Efforts are made to control it.
Bright hubs are made to control a number of devices, even ones from various manufacturers.
This trend reflects efforts made to control the costs of health care.
Efforts are also being made to control the use of genetically modified seeds.
Therefore, every attempt should be made to control significant triglyceride elevation.
Attempts have been made to control its spread by cutting and burning.
During this time, attempts were also made to control the sale of herbal medicines.

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