Sentences with phrase «effective control of»

Wood blinds offer effective control of light by blocking harmful UV rays that can harm you and cause damage to your interiors.

The problems that have arisen in the context of leasing Aboriginal land in New South Wales illustrate the need for the Indigenous people on whose behalf land is held to be able to maintain effective control of that land, and to make effective decisions about it.

The report, however, noted that Indigenous peoples continue to be denied effective control of their lands and other resources and Indigenous institutions sometimes suffered disempowerment as a result of high levels of state control.

Via a Cognitive / Behavioral approach to treatment, there is a strong emphasis on building self - esteem in our clients and empowering them to take effective control of their lives.

Take effective control of your device with the built - in Google Assistant.

The point was that, except where a state really did have effective control of territory, it could not hope to secure Convention rights within that territory and, unless it was within the area of the Council of Europe, it was unlikely in any event to find certain of the Convention rights it was bound to secure reconcilable with the customs of the resident population.

They should, under the premise of effective control of risks, reasonably conduct the investing and financing activities in accordance with their operating status, and avoid scaling up blindly without counting the cost.

The circumstances in which the court had exceptionally recognised the extra-territorial exercise of jurisdiction by a state included where the state «through the effective control of the relevant territory and its inhabitants abroad as a consequence of military occupation or through the consent, invitation or acquiescence of the government of that territory, exercises all or some of the public powers normally to be exercised by [the government of that territory].»

The ECtHR said that if an invading state could be considered to have exercised, temporarily, effective control of over a part of the territory of the invaded state, and if it could be shown that at the material time victims were inside that geographic are, it would follow that they were within the jurisdiction of the invading state and not that of the invaded non-contracting state.

It was clear that Canac maintained effective control of the Keenans's business.

Irwin J found that the first defendant had always run the firm and she had full effective control of its finances and client funds.

We will evaluate outside counsel on effective control of costs, as well as on the quality and effectiveness of your advice and work product.

Leadell Pilv has represented Urmas Nisuma, one of the owners of the Hotel Parnu, in a dispute with business partner Ado Sepa and OU Linden Hotell, which Sepa controls involving allegations that Sepa and his company had taken over effective control of Hotel Parnu from Nisuma and lefyt him out of both the profits and day - to - day business of the hotel.

[88] In light of my findings about Mr. P.'s effective control of this business, the «corporate income» method alluded to by Huddart J.A. is the more appropriate one in this case.

After reviewing two weeks of video tape the police determined the C.S. had effective control of the tool cabinet and on one occasion C.S. is seen to have handled the bag with the drugs inside.

The inability of Gaza to exert active and effective control of its borders under (b) has been used to deny state status previously, but it may be conceded for the definitional purposes of the ICC alone if it chooses to pursue this option.

We provide our clients with prompt reporting of case activity, realistic litigation budget plans and cost - effective control of discovery and trial expenses.

Matters such as product labelling, effective control of products, and preferential tariffs remain to be solved, particularly by the Commission.

We support the cost - effective control of real pollutants associated with the use of fossil fuels — for example, fly ash, oxides of nitrogen and sulfur or smog - forming volatile hydrocarbons.

Strong appeared to achieve his goal with CO2 through the UN, particularly the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) that gave the IPCC effective control of national weather agencies and therefore national policy.

Spay (female) and Neuter (male) of dogs and cats is a necessary requirement for both the effective control of the unwanted animal population as well providing benefits to animal health.

Beaphar worming granules for dogs is authorised by UK vets and can be used for the effective control of roundworms and their larvae.

Dr. Stading said effective control of rabies in bat populations would have the added benefit of reducing the stigma against bats that rabies has caused during the last century.

In clinical research studies of the one - and two - dose protocols, Fostera PCV MH has been demonstrated to aid in preventing viremia, lymphoid depletion and colonization of lymphoid tissue caused by PCV2; and as an aid in reducing PCV2 virus shedding and enzootic pneumonia caused by M. hyo.1 - 4 In a real - world, dual - challenge study, Fostera PCV MH helped demonstrate effective control of PCVAD and helped reduce PCV2 viremia in vaccinated pigs, allowing those pigs to sustain favorable growth.5 Pigs vaccinated with Fostera PCV MH exhibited improved average daily gain (ADG) up to 4.5 % (tracked from processing to market) compared with the control group.

Frontline Spray provides long - lasting, effective control of fleas and ticks on your pet.

By 1765 they were in effective control of much of the country, although the official period of rule known as the Raj did not begin until 1858.

Using the same principle, it is possible to make the suspensions interact with the braking system and steering to obtain more effective control of the dynamics of the vehicle.

Setting up a dealership network may prove to be the bigger hurdle for GAC than the threat of tariffs — 2019 isn't far away, and launching an all - new brand in the U.S. is something that Fiat and Alfa Romeo had trouble with not too long ago, even with effective control of Chrysler.

Special stitching intended to limit belt forces tore and lengthened the belt too much for effective control of the dummy's movement.

Reuters is reporting a group led by Fisker Automotive co-founder and namesake Henrik Fisker, in partnership with Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li is hoping to buy out the Department of Energy loan, giving them effective control of the company's assets.

The development of a specific DP for a specific disease within a defined population has emerged as a method to provide dietary support for more effective control of diseases.

effective control of environmental Electrosmog immunomodulation may soon become necessary for successful therapy of autoimmune disease.

Cost - effective Control of Acidification and Ground - Level Ozone.

«Given the amount of insecticides applied today to urban settings for Argentine ant control and the impact of these insecticides on urban waterways, it is critical to develop alternative integrated pest management strategies in order to decrease the overall amounts of insecticides applied and found in urban waterways, while still providing effective control of the target ant species,» Choe said.

Ropivacaine levels persisted, along with effective control of pain behaviors, for up to four days after application to a surgical wound.

One worry regarding Burnham's talk of «integration» is that purchasers and providers could be «integrated» under the effective control of private companies.

David Cameron said «further action» is needed to establish more effective control of migration as he visited Rochester - the constituency where Tory defector Mark Reckless will stand for Ukip.

If the police reform bill is passed, from May 2012 you will be asked to vote for one person who may, for up to eight years, take effective control of local policing.

Democrats won a 32 - 31 numerical majority in the 2016 elections, but the IDC and Felder again chose to align with Republicans, giving them effective control of the chamber.

He said that the project would provide farmers with pesticides and fungicides with other modern farming implements like spraying machines to enable effective control of insects that usually affected the crop.

(6) Federal control of the intrastate incidents of the traffic in controlled substances is essential to the effective control of the interstate incidents of such traffic.

The coalition has a 22 - 18 advantage over Republicans and gives Democrats effective control of the chamber.

However, because Senator Tim Sheldon (D) caucused with the GOP, Republicans maintained effective control of the chamber.

However, a coalition between House Democrats, three Republican representatives, and two independent representatives gave effective control of the chamber to Democrats.

(Although the New York State Senate and Washington State Senate technically had Democratic majorities, in both states a coalition arrangement between several break - away Democrats and the minority Republicans gave the Republicans effective control of those chambers.)

The Polish parliament has approved government proposals to hand the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) effective control of judicial appointments and the supreme court, in a move seen by critics as an erosion of judicial independence.

Crate training allows for effective control of your pup until such time as they have good control of their bowels and understand that the right place to go to the bathroom is outside!So crate training is based on your dogs natural instincts while piddle pads and newspapers encourage the pup to go in the very place where you don't want them to go, namely inside your home.

You also gain effective control of your transport costs.

Whilst capitalism dictates that to the victor go the spoils, it does seem a shame that an opportunity to create a global dairy giant based in Australia has been lost, with effective control of Warrnambool passing to our much - loved Canadian cousins.

While capitalism dictates that to the victor go the spoils, it does seem a shame that an opportunity to create a global dairy giant based in Australia has been lost, with effective control of Warrnambool passing to our much - loved Canadian cousins.