I think that the concentrated management and diffuse ownership of public corporations has left a relatively small numbers of corporate managers with insufficiently checked control over trillions of other people's property.
In one historical era long past, crowds of Americans similar to the Occupy Wall Street groups gathered to protest foreclosures, to show anger at economic depressions brought on by corruption, and to check banker control of the monetary system.
RNA quality was checked by control of optical density at 260 and 280 nm, and by electrophoresis.
As anticipated, the Gene Ontology (GO) and the KEGG pathway analysis revealed an over-represented number of genes involved in check-point control of the cell-cycle and associated signaling pathways (p53- and ubiquitin-proteasome-pathway).
Aside from collecting unemployment checks, controlling air traffic is one of the most stressful occupations a family can rely upon.
"You need someone on the inside who, for at least a certain period of time, checks, controls and helps.
If you don't stay in control of checking your e-mail, you may end up wasting too much of your work day checking it.
Concretely speaking, the VLPFC is a bundle of neurons that helps you keep your emotions in check and stay "in control" of yourself, even during events as traumatizing as discovering your partner cheating on you, for example.
By setting up a one-man practice in 1992, Shipman evaded the usual informal checks and controls of a surgery with colleagues; he was cunning and painstaking in his forgery of medical histories that helped explain many of the deaths.
The "real mischief" of Mr MacShane's actions, the commissioner added, was submitting invoices that bypassed the "checks and controls" of the House and "enabled Mr MacShane to spend public money as he thought fit".
