Sentence examples for appointed control from inspiring English sources

They argue that the headlines created by his missteps are reviving bad memories of the 1980s, when the city, under Mayor Marion Barry, bungled its affairs so badly that it was taken over by a federally appointed control board.

An agent is autonomous and proactive because agent cannot deliver call-backs or its own object reference to other agents in order to diminish any chance of other objects appointing control of its services.

"Who or what is to control the bureaucrats appointed to control us?"' he asked in an editorial he published a year and a half ago in the European edition of The Wall Street Journal.

Humanitarian co-ordination officers were locally appointed to control access, collect "taxes" and monitor aid agency activities.

Such power was granted to an oversight board appointed to control finances in West Haven in the early 1990's.

Washington's annual financial report was more than three months late, sparking a review by the district's Congressionally appointed financial control board.

Peter Charleton, a High Court judge, gave family members until Sept. 24 to produce the documents, which are sought by the former Anglo Irish Bank and the receivers appointed to control the frozen accounts of Mr. Quinn's five adult children and their spouses.

where and represent the number of resource elements appointed to control information and data, respectively.

"Today, all these anticorruption agencies are either appointed or controlled by the government," said Prashant Bhushan, an anticorruption organizer.

Mr. Pataki signed the bill on the last day he had to act on it, after weeks of talks between Con Edison and the state's Public Service Commission, which is appointed and controlled by the governor.

But if the county failed to immediately cut $50 million in spending and adopt a balanced four-year financial plan, the state would appoint a control board with the power to tell the county what cuts to make.