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Working under control of stored program, a computer processes data into information.
There were 45 students in one second-grade class, and the teacher had them well under control.
The central bank statement, to keep inflation under control is to promote stable and rapid economic growth conditions .
That was the mistake made in the 1970s, when officials deluded themselves that inflation was under control by excluding ever more prices from their indices.
This division of Labour works as long as the public believes that, after running a big deficit, the government will raise taxes or cut spending enough to keep debt under control.
Now, a study reports a striking success: when barbers checked their male patrons' blood pressure on every visit, the men were far more likely to see a doctor and get high blood pressure under control.
With the gigantism under control, Joelison's confidence grew.
Second, China's fixed exchange rate makes it hard to keep credit growth under control.
The Kersan disease has been basically under control. The Kaschin-Beck disease in the eastern part has attained the control standards.
Where such land is already reclaimed, it shall be brought under control in conformity with the standards set by the State for flood control and changed to lake again in accordance with plans.
For example, the authors note that in most countries surveyed, many patients took medicine to lower blood pressure, but not enough to really bring blood pressure under control.
You know it's not because I'm a wrong person, it's just being more practical to maintain a relationship when there's no distance problem and things are more under control.
Keeping them under control is an ongoing effort.
Monitor:To conduct a planned sequence of observations or measurements to assess a CCP is under control.
The soul that is ordered is governed by Reason, and therefore keeps one’s emotions and one’s appetites under control.
Apart from Japan, America is the only big rich economy that does not have a plan for getting its public finances under control.
We have everything under control, Governor.
Snail fever, Kaschin-Beck disease, the Keshan disease and other endemic diseases have come under control.
By the end of 1990, the total area of fenced grassland had reached 183,000 hectares, while 161,000 hectares were under irrigation. Rats, pests and virulent plants have been kept under control over 1.187 million hectares of grassland.
It puts the trapeze artist to shame. Look at us, We run a tight rope daily, balancing a pile of books on the head. Baby-carriage, parasol, kitchen chair, still under control. Steady now!
The disease was brought under control by forbidding anyone from going out of town.
The latter does not mean abandoning fiscal stimulus prematurely, but laying out a credible plan for how debt will be brought under control once the recovery strengthens.
Mr. Blunt: Don't panic, everything's under control!
It is worse than America's near-disaster at Three Mile Island in 1979, which was fairly swiftly brought under control.
The world has long been under control of men.
The text focuses on the detriment of the illegally manipulation over the dealing in securities and analyses how to keep it under control to the smallest degree possible through law.
We don't pretend that this campaign will solve the global biodiversity crisis, and we don't want to create the impression that the problem is under control.
They keep sagebrush under control.
And her pick for finance minister will show whether she is serious about getting public spending back under control.
Proper surveillance followed by killing infected animals or animals at risk, movement control of animals and biosecurity on farms is essential to get the disease under control.