Sentence examples for control over transfers from inspiring English sources

Alan Pardew will have full control over transfers at Crystal Palace and a number of other things that came to frustrate him at Newcastle United, according to the London club's coach, Keith Millen.

While a record of six wins in 28 Premier League games this season is still appalling, McClaren's apologists argue that he is paying an inevitable price for a lack of control over transfers.

Not only does Pulis want everyone singing from the same hymn sheet, he expects this to happen quickly and to his tune – the former Crystal Palace boss has demanded full control over transfers.

Senior officials at the club regard the example of the conduct of the France squad at the World Cup as an example as an indicator that it is crucial that player and agent power must be checked and that the club must not return to the situation of two years ago, where agents exerted control over transfers and contracts.

However, women's narratives showed the transfer increased financial empowerment as they were able to retain control over transfers for household investment and savings for emergencies.

Control over transfers is an important political asset that can be used to consolidate power.

Neither Hicks nor Gillett were willing to accede to Benitez's demands for total control over transfer policy, insisting that a chief executive be in place to report to them.

However, the federal government's control over transfer payments to the provinces and the federal Canada Health Act, which places restrictions on provincial health systems in order to qualify for such transfers, creates a highly politicized environment for health policy-making.

Hicks, Muse says its contract with Seagram gives it some control over a transfer of ownership, just as Vin and Sprit, the Swedish company that owns Absolut vodka, says its contract permits it to prevent that brand's distribution rights from being included in the Seagram auction.

Already, Oklahoma water officials are trying to block the efforts of the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes in the southeastern part of the state to exert some control over any transfer of water from their section of the Kiamichi River basin to allow for continued growth in Oklahoma City's expanding suburbs.

For that purpose, companies must empower safety trainers for enhancing their control over the transfer process.