But by 2005, Mr. Putin had assumed complete control over Gazprom as part of his drive to re-nationalize central energy assets.
The American Army unit that followed us continued our mission, and by the end of their deployment, more than two years after the National Police first arrived in Dora, the police had assumed complete responsibility for the sector.
In Germany, for example, church officials have been at pains to stress that Benedict's subordinate had assumed complete responsibility for the decision to allow a pedophile priest to return almost immediately to pastoral work, even though then-Archbishop Ratzinger had been copied in on a memo informing him of the decision.
The lack of knowledge in this area is also reflected in the various theoretical approaches to elucidating dengue's intriguing epidemiology: whilst some models explicitly include the possibility of third and fourth infection (e.g. [10], [11], [18]) others have assumed complete immunity after a secondary heterologous infection (e.g. [6], [9]).
More significantly, we have assumed complete naturally acquired immunity on clearance of infection.
We have assumed complete dominance of DDT-R (based on its resistance phenotypes), but sex-specific dominance patterns need further investigation as they can have major impact on the genetic architecture of intralocus conflict and may provide an additional avenue through which genetic variation can be maintained [ 18].
None of this is to say that history writing has assumed a perfect or completed form.
And, for the first time in modern history, Speaker Pelosi has assumed her position with a complete collapse of responsible Republican participation.
In this section, we have assumed the complete absence of sex specificity.
Kang et al. (2007) have assumed that each generator has complete information about its profit and the other market generators' profits and tries to estimate other competitors' biddings to maximize its profit by use of the Nash equilibrium concept.
