Even before the recent violence, it had vowed to pull out its 1,300 troops unless the UN was put "in control" in Iraq.
Michael was put in control of her checkbooks, court records show.
Voters need choice, they need access, they need to be put in control.
One commemorated Acif Hadziahmetovic who was put in control of Novi Pazar, the main town in the Serbian Sandzak by the Germans in 1941.
In return, the Buginese were put in control of a specially created office of under-king, a post that made them effective rulers of Johore.
The so-called 'Responsibility Deal', which allows the food industsry to regulate themselves (a likened to 'Dracula being put in control of the blood bank'), has clearly failed.
If the service user is put in control, they can share their record and their treatment plans with whoever needs to see them – police, probation, social services or the NHS.
After sitting through the recounting of a long, dull myth about an ancient savior, the player is put in control of the protagonist, Link, and begins to explore his small island village, getting to know the controller setup and learning the fundamentals of battle.
If, instead, independent central banks are put in control of interest rates, inflation can be defeated at a smaller cost in lost output and jobs.Even such critics as Mr Lafontaine insist that they are not questioning the independence of central banks, just their methods.
Democrats are obviously trying to repeat the success they had six years ago with their attacks on a "Republican culture of corruption" tied to Representative Nancy Pelosi's promise to "drain the swamp" if Democrats were put in control of the House, as they ultimately were.
