1.   Clearly, outright control does indeed take place, but on a day-to-day level social stability is secured largely through people feeling that they might be under scrutiny.

2.   As long as it switches back and forth at this rapid pace, proper fuel control is taking place, resulting in complete combustion.

3.   But they refused to say what form that control might take.

4.   Control may take from a few weeks to more than a year.

5.   Cost control has taken on more urgency in the U.S. utilities business, which is being deregulated by Congress and opened up to greater competition.

6.   Isuzu lowered its full-year sales forecast, though, saying that truck sales are cooling off now that the environment controls have taken effect.

7.   Milton looked as if he could toy with the Astros all evening, until his control took a hike.

8.   The controls take some time getting used to, but the plot will keep you coming back.

9.   The controls would take effect three years later.

10.   The controls may take a little time to get used to, but the rhythm is fairly simple.