Sentence examples for control over budgets from inspiring English sources

Under Gove's plans, prisons would have gained more control over budgets and how they were run.

This will result in greater control over budgets, a wider choice of services and less dependency on statutory help.

Under Tony Blair's academies programme, some 200 failing schools gained control over budgets, curriculum and working conditions.

The new officer would have control over budgets and personnel at the C.I.A., the National Security Administration, the Defense Intelligence Agency and a number of other spy agencies.

Instead, Governor Ridge should head a committee of deputy secretaries from the agencies with control over budgets and programs that can be part of terrorism defense.

The negotiated budgets of the past, his office argues, were a legislative power grab in defiance of the state Constitution, which gives governors the most control over budgets.

Still, if McCain prefers the bureaucracy to have 100% control over budget allocations, that's fine.

The subdistricts were intended to allow more local control over budgeting and staffing, reduce bureaucracy and make teachers more accessible.

But the move towards empowering local authorities with control over budget decisions has provided opportunities to use that infrastructure to reconnect communities.

Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the Danish prime minister who has just taken over the EU presidency, said that Brussels would defend Greece against any assault on its democracy, a reference to the German demand for Athens to forfeit control over budget policy.

With control over budgeting, training, and equipping its force, powers usually reserved for departments (like the Department of the Army or the Department of the Navy), dedicated dollars in every Defense Department budget, and influential advocates in Congress, SOCOM is by now an exceptionally powerful player at the Pentagon.