After a term as foreign minister (1945 47), Spaak became prime minister in the Social Christian Socialist coalition government (1947 50) that introduced woman suffrage (1948) and brought the National Bank under state control.
Detroit is the largest city in the US under state control.
The administration took no action to augment the current use of National Guard troops, under state control, to assist local law enforcement efforts.
The plans have sparked fury among trade unionists and the Labour left, who believe the Royal Mail should remain under state control, despite its dire financial state.
In 1995 the Cleveland City School District was placed under state control by a federal district court, which had declared a "crisis of magnitude".
The reliance on the National Guard, which is under state control until mobilized, and the Reserve, which is an adjunct to the active military, in the nuclear forces is not without precedent, which is one of the arguments that supporters used to make their case.
Today, the show is gone and NTV limps along, now under state control, a timid shadow of its former self, careful never to upset the Kremlin.
It was first designated Legislative Route 8 (LRN 8), later being signed as State Route 37. Prior to being under State control, the section between Sears Point and Vallejo was known as the Sears Point Toll Road, a toll road managed by Golden Gate Ferry that was built over an ancient Native American trail.
Fast-forward 20 years, and Detroit Public Schools (DPS) has 78 police officers patrolling its schools and surrounding areas (43 officers designated specifically for the district's 25 high schools); in fact, DPS, which has been under state control on and off since 1999, is the only district in Michigan with its very own full-service police agency.
An official at the Bank of Japan, the nation's central bank, ruled out the possibility of a default by Long-Term Credit if it was put under state control, according to Japanese news media, and he said the Bank of Japan would provide loans, even without collateral, to Long-Term Credit to prevent a credit squeeze.
This proved particularly embarrassing politically as Royal Bank of Scotland, which is under state control, was providing financial support to Kraft.
