Sentence examples for federation control from inspiring English sources

Milošević gave some eleventh-hour concessions, allowing Sarajevo to stay under Federation control and agreeing that a strategic town on the northern border, Brčko, should be neutral, under international administration.

"In most countries the actual federation controls youth development.

The federation controls the Olympic track and field schedule, and scheduled the best races to coincide with prime time for the Australian Seven Network.

It said the money from Fifa ($250,000) and the South Korean FA ($500,000) was paid into a TTFF account it claimed only Warner – a special adviser to the federation – controlled.

"We won, we won," Leonardo Rodriguez Alcaine, the leader of the largest labor federation controlled by the PRI, told reporters as he left the towering office building from which the debate was broadcast.

From Bosnia's Serb headquarters at Pale you cannot telephone Sarajevo, a dozen miles away in (theoretically) the same country, but you can make international calls via Belgrade, the Serbian capital.Likewise, the part of Bosnia's Muslim-Croat federation controlled by the Croats is already, for all practical purposes, part of Croatia proper.

rules, the various national federations control travel permits and have the power to keep athletes from competing overseas.

Upon taking control of Just Cause, Prokhorov said that strict federal control of governors across the Russian Federation, seen as particularly antidemocratic, needs to end.

An alternative, overlapping, way to capture the problem is to examine "promoter groups"—federations controlled by clans or individuals.

On 23 March 2007, NFF bought Lyn's remaining 13.07% share of Ullevaal, securing the federation full control of the national stadium.

Following an extraordinary trade union congress on Sept. 18 19 , 2002 the president brought the federation under government control, changed its name to Trade Union Federation of Belarus, and installed as its new head Leanid Kozyk, formerly the deputy chairman of the presidential administration.