Sentence examples for department to control from inspiring English sources

He said this arrangement allows the department to control costs and deploy its inspectors efficiently.

Chairman of the Commons Public Accounts Committee Margaret Hodge described the failure of the department to control its finances as "a shocking example of incompetence".

"One of the things that makes it such a challenging story is the power of [Fox's] media relations department to control the message," Sherman says by way of understatement.

Katzenbach, however, could not win a fight within his own department to control the long-serving, imperious FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover, who insisted on wiretapping civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

What coverage there has been focused on the efforts of the fire department to control the blazes that periodically break out there – and reports do not mention, as José did, that the fire smoldered for a month prior to the arrival of the fire department.

CHICAGO -- As Chicago Public Schools have become increasingly dependent on the police department to control student behavior on school grounds, a disproportionately high number of black juveniles are being thrust into the criminal justice system too early and too easily, according to data from a new report issued Wednesday by the Chicago youth advocacy group Project NIA.

Moreover, department stores and direct-mail merchants, including Montgomery Ward and Sears, Roebuck and Company, created corporate design departments to control the look of their merchandise.

HyTrust has developed a policy management system specifically for virtualization, enabling IT departments to control and virtualize servers.

The hospital is currently undergoing a multi-year budget cutting exercise which has put pressure on departments to control costs.

9 These predictions are useful for public health and clinical services departments to control the prevalence of disease.

The Fire Department said on Friday that it would limit the amount of overtime for firefighters and other uniformed personnel to spread such payments more evenly throughout the department and to control pension costs.