They empower young people with learning difficulties or disabilities to take control of their lives – particularly in the residential setting where living away from home prepares them for life beyond the family home.
Though most school districts in the US are run by local governments, Detroit's financial difficulties led the state to take control of the district in 2009.
A loss for Democrats would add to the difficulty of gaining the 25 seats they need to take control of the House.
The Italian government does not want a foreigner to take control, but it would have difficulty using its golden share to block a European bidder.
In 1558 the Protestant Lords of the Congregation marched on Edinburgh against the Catholic French Regent, Mary of Guise, and were able to take control of the town without difficulty, despite the guards posted at the city gate.
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"The commissioner has the right, under the agreements that we have and in the best interests of baseball, to take control of a franchise when there is difficulty," he said, according to The Los Angeles Times.
A measure of the difficulty of testing a piece of code could be very useful to take control about the test phase.
The participatory action cycle model addressed critical consciousness, which in turn empowered communities to take control over their health and other difficulties arising from poverty.
The police may have been surprised by the sudden need to take control, which was requested by the crowd manager when difficulties to access the festival area occurred at the upper end of the ramp.
