Sentences with phrase «to keep control»

You are responsible for your dog's behavior in public; a leash gives you a means of keeping control over your dog to assure its safety and good behavior.

Creating a settlement agreement is the easiest and least expensive method for keeping control in your divorce.

When needed, they can automatically take action by applying individual brakes and / or reducing engine power to help keep control.

It is also very good to have a good operator that is responsible in keeping a control on costs.

Yes, they're better than anything with refined sugar, but they're not great everyday for keeping control over your sweet cravings or reducing your overall sensitivity to sweet.

Some authors are even selling the rights to some of their books to traditional publishers while keeping control of others, or selling print rights and keeping those to e-books.

We're looking at trying to keep the controls simple, as they have been in past games.

When you can't keep control of one or the other, the demon gives you the ability to use fire - based attacks and such.

Collaborative law on the other hand means keeping control of the process (and the client).

Mediation lets the parties keep control of the process and of the terms of the divorce.

Most small businesses have a number of owners or partners who keep control of the ownership shares in the company.

It's difficult to figure out the balance between keeping the controls out of the way, and giving players subconscious cues for button press - ability.

This allows you to easily keep control of your grease gun while you're using it.

The policyholder keeps control of switching between the funds.

Buy - sell agreements can help the remaining owners keep control of the business, transfer ownership in an orderly fashion, and provide stability for customers, employees, creditors, and investors.

The parent then keeps control of the item and does not allow access unless they respond more favorably the next time.

Others needed to keep the control set to a lower number all night.

When doing your push ups remember to keep a straight head / neck position, keep a controlled tempo and keep your hands below your shoulders.

The developers have done a great job in keeping the controls down to a minimum and making it extremely easy to master the game.

The handling that makes it so fun and effortless on the roads keeps it controlled and manageable on a track.

And it's looking more and more like keeping control of everything and publishing everything myself may be the way to do that in the long run.

However, an author has to balance keeping control against the stigma of going with a vanity publisher.

It also keeps the controls insanely simple, with boost on the X button, movement on the left analog, and the rest of the buttons dedicated to your various attacks.

Success on the performance test part of the bar exam requires keeping control of your time and following the instructions to the letter.

On the other hand, with a decentralized exchange everyone keeps control of their own keys to their own funds.

They are also quite filling, so it's a good way to keep control on your sugar intake.

Besides, who knows if a union intent on keeping control over public education would go for it?

Seek input along the way — or at least keep the firm informed at key stages — but keep control in the core team.

Remember that driving safe is the easiest way to stay alive, while keeping control of the vehicle with your eyes focused on the road.

A now playing bar across the bottom means you can browse and still keep control of your music.

It's great to have so much connected tech in our home, but I also want to keep controls simple and unified.

Each party keeps control to agree or not, as they see their own best interest.

The policyholder keeps control of trading between the funds.

The mission is based on keeping control of coolant nodes with points based on ownership.

That's just the kind of politician Cuomo is — an ultra-cynical lying snake who does things like help Republicans keep control of the state Senate, or lie about why Port Authority tolls are being raised, or get in a pissing match with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio out of pure spite.

Although Ben Affleck takes a back seat for most of the film, the film does sport a terrific cast around him, including Morgan Freeman (High Crimes), James Cromwell (Space Cowboys), and an especially impressive Ciaran Hinds (Road to Perdition) as the Russian President trying to keep control as things begin to unravel.

The Intelligent Flight Control System — designed for both military and civilian planes — is adaptive onboard software that responds to changes in stability, helping pilots keep control when planes are damaged or systems fail unexpectedly.

They were prohibited from the fur trade by the Albany monopoly, which kept its control after the English takeover in 1664.

Often by keeping control with two classes of stock: voting shares for founders and original investors, and non-voting for everyone else.

A decision to substantially keep control orders would present problems for the Liberal Democrats who promised in their election manifesto to scrap them.

If Democrats do keep control of the House, look for a change in their leadership next year.

Just 9 percent of companies in the S&P 100 have a so - called dual class structure, which can allow a founder to keep control well after the IPO, and even after he or she owns a relatively small percentage of the company.

Labour kept control of councils across Merseyside - but the Liberal Democrats nearly doubled their showing on Liverpool City Council.