Sentence examples for direct financial control from inspiring English sources

The House had taken over control of the maintenance of its own estate and was finding its way to escape from direct financial control by Whitehall.

Mr Rajoy threatens to take direct financial control of some of the country's 17 regional governments, which spend 40% of public money, if they fail to meet strict deficit targets.

Mr. Perkins is responsible for guiding and directing financial and control activities of the company in a manner designed to protect assets, meet reporting requirements, and effectively plan for and audit the financial needs of the firm.

These can't be combined with reliance on direct financial incentives and managerial control.

In 1889 the colonial government, already in financial control, assumed direct operational control by abolishing the Board and placing the College within the Technical Education Branch of the Department of Public Instruction (now the New South Wales Department of Education).

A recurrent finding from the evaluations is that the people who have the greatest amount of financial control – those on direct payments – have the most positive outcomes.

"They have tried to control the message, including controlling facts, because they have a direct financial interest in this," said David Pettit, a senior lawyer with Natural Resources Defense Council.

The spokesman also said the News Corporation had no direct control over EchoStar and no direct financial investment in "adult" films.

It expressed urgency to find a consolidated, geological repository, and that any future facility should be developed by a new independent organization with direct access to the Nuclear Waste Fund, that is not subject to political and financial control like the DOE.

To establish vicarious infringement, a plaintiff has to show that the defendant had the right and ability to control the direct infringer's activities and derived a direct financial benefit from those activities.

The department said the agency, with 40 offices worldwide, including one in Columbia, Mo., "provided direct financial support" for Mr. bin Laden and teamed with an institute that he controlled to help Taliban fighters.