"He realized he had no military experience or qualification, but he was forced into hands-on control of the Army by default, when one after another his generals let him down.
Associates say he exerted his leadership instead in sessions like a daily 5 p.m. meeting on terrorism in which, one official said, he would regularly "bark orders" and exert hands-on control.
CBS will want more hands-on control of future versions of the show.
The president must return from China to take hands-on control from the situation room.
"Most police chiefs don't make anything like that kind of money, and they'd be happy for a chance to have hands-on control of a major security position".
That will put a particularly strong damper on options for people with hands-on control over financial reports, said Robert M. Bushman, an accounting professor at the Kenan-Flagler Business School of the University of North Carolina.
As part of the arrangement the 75-year-old entrepreneur will continue to have day-to-day, hands-on control of the business and there will be no obvious changes in the way the sport operates for the foreseeable future.
But analysts here said more substantial measures -- at a minimum, visible changes in the leadership structure and more hands-on control of subsidiaries -- would be needed to restore confidence.
But the minister is non-committal about the prospects of the prison service taking hands-on control of education, telling Education Guardian he doesn't want to prejudge the review's findings.
The app does the job of pulling all your bank and bill data into one place, but if you're the type of person who likes to keep hands-on control over your finances and bills, it may not suit you.
But Project Linus New Jersey Inc. broke away in 2000 and became an individual nonprofit group, affiliated by name only, so as to retain hands-on control and keep the group's funds from being filtered through a larger organization, Ms. Roberts said.
