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"You have far greater control of your environment in a private aircraft setting," said Tim Deighton, a spokesman.
The deal for Gavilon would also give Tokyo-based Marubeni far greater control of supply and distribution in the United States, the world's largest agricultural exporter.
The judicial restrictions now effectively give prosecutors far greater control of cases, allowing them to use the threat of long sentences to squeeze plea bargains from some prisoners and to force others into drug treatment.
An increasing proportion of their portfolio comes from unconventional sources and deepwater drilling since national oil companies began taking far greater control of the most accessible and productive oil fields at the end of the 1970s — a trend that has continued.
Preclinical research in optogeneticneuromodulation in small laboratory animals allows far greater control of neural circuitry.
The use of monodisperse droplets in drying research allows far greater control of the droplet size and temperature history than can be achieved in conventional lab-scale dryers.
"This is to give customers far greater control and visibility of their whole account, while allowing our customer services' channels to have access to one set of customer information and treat customers as people not telephone numbers.
A recent commission on strengthening local democracy, established by council body Cosla, recommended that councils should gain far greater control over their finances and raise a far greater proportion of their budgets.
And of course, with only an online profile they have far greater control over how they present themselves to others.
Further, Mr. Obama has much greater control of his money, because far more of it is in his own campaign coffers rather than the party's.
Or it may have been due to something far more practical: a squabble between the Noorzai and the Achakzai over who would have the greater control of the lucrative smuggling between Spinbaldak and Chaman, the Pakistani town across the border.
