Sentence examples for assume direct control from inspiring English sources
One of the more contentious unresolved issues involves a proposal by Representative Lazio to allow mayors or county executives to assume direct control of poorly run housing authorities, upon the permission of the Housing Secretary.
Over the course of 100 minutes of often tetchy testimony, the former premier repeatedly defended his government's decision to take the unprecedented step of using the Spanish constitution to sack Puigdemont and his administration and assume direct control of the region.
On Friday, a senior environment ministry official, Richard Lesiyampe, said it had "become necessary" for the government to assume direct control of the wildlife service.
Following the Rebellion of 1857, the Government of India Act 1858 led the British Crown to assume direct control of India.
Miss Morgan assumed direct control over the organization, which she held until 1943.
He retained Meade in technical command of the Army of the Potomac but in effect assumed direct control by establishing his own headquarters with it.
One of the important supplementary arguments for the government assuming direct control of the banks it has rescued is to bring such practices to an end.
Ii entered the conflict in 1858 when he assumed direct control of the government as honorary chief councillor (tairō), a position filled only intermittently, usually in crises.
The shake-up, first disclosed today in The Detroit News, effectively ends American leadership of Chrysler, the third biggest of Detroit's Big Three, with Daimler's German executives assuming direct control over their troubled American acquisition.
The founder of The Huffington Post is assuming direct control of several business functions, including marketing and communications, in order to "maintain the innovative spirit of a start-up," she told Brian Stelter.
It recently assumed direct control of its cosmetics and fragrances business, hoping to "disrupt beauty through digital .Disruption is not something that comes naturally to most established luxury brands, but when they embrace it they sometimes do it well.
