Sentence examples for away control of from inspiring English sources

But Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, accused Hunt of giving away control of the NHS.

The two men began to scuffle and Hamilton wrested away control of Manney's baton, striking him on the neck.

Since then, the federal government has promised land to tribes, reneged and taken away control of reservations.

Over the longer term, however, they could undermine Web content owners by letting service providers wrest away control of ad sales.

But it has joined the euro and has given away control of the economic tools that might help it in a crisis.

On one hand you might argue that your customers are your most important and most valuable asset and that you should never give away control of that data to a third party.

In 2009, her son and Francis X . Morrissey Jr. a lawyer who did estate planning for Mrs. Astor, were convicted of tricking Mrs. Astor into signing away control and of stealing from her.

Giving away control at the point of sale takes a lot of trust and most retailers are just not there yet with major tech companies.

Democrats aimed to take away control over the raising of volunteer and militia troops and appointment of officers for the war.

But he had given no sign of backing away from control of the schools in Newark.

Rebuck's move away from control of Random House comes after the shock departure of Victoria Barnsley, chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's HarperCollins for 13 years.