Sentence examples for continues to be controlled from inspiring English sources
"But we cannot have free and open dissemination of information and literature unless the use of written material continues to be controlled by those who write it or own legitimate right in it," her petition continued.
And yet, the sport continues to be controlled by groups like the United States Golf Association, the R&A and the PGA Tour that administer the rules as if operating in a smoke-filled back room.
Kraft may use the proceeds from the stock offering to strengthen its international presence through acquisitions, but Goldman questions whether a merger target would want to be a large shareholder in a company that continues to be controlled by Philip Morris, with its tobacco legacy.
Their discovery followed Mr Cardoso's decision to open up the oil industry to competition and subject Petrobras to market discipline (though the company continues to be controlled by the government, a majority of its shares are publicly traded).Since Lula's administration thinks it clear that there is much more oil to be found, it wants to change the rules governing the industry.
So long as you dont reside in a "kitchen-sink" (aka "all-property") state, any trust that was settled and continues to be controlled by a third party–say, a parent or relative will continue to be the separate property of the beneficiary spouse, unavailable for distribution to the other spouse upon divorce.
"It looks as if Parliament will continue to be controlled by the prime minister," said Rohan Edrisinha, director of the Center for Policy Alternatives in Colombo.
But the fact is that Paamco has always been, and will continue to be, controlled and operated by its employee partners.
Congress continued to be controlled by the Democrats, however, and Bush lost his bid for reelection in 1992 to another Southern Democrat, Bill Clinton.
