Sentence examples for appointed to control from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

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.

Isabel Cambronero, a professional dancer appointed to the control committee of Caja de Ahorros del Mediterraneo, bailed out and later auctioned, said nobody ever told her there was a crisis.

Deloitte, which was appointed to take control of the tower, previously said that the Gherkin's co-owners – a Mayfair-based investment bank and a German property investor, IVG Immobilien – had run into problems related to currency issues, rather than any difficulties with the wider property market.

Astatement on the Awema websiteon 17 February by its chair Dr Rita Austin said that an administrator would be appointed to take control of Awema's business and assets from the charity trustees, and close the business.

Sir Robert Knolles, Sir Nicholas Brembre and Sir Robert Launde were appointed to restore control in the capital.

An independent body, the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) has since been appointed to take control of the investigation.

The participants will be randomly appointed to either the control group or the experimental group.