Sentence examples for have direct control of from inspiring English sources
"As part of this, it is clear that London should have direct control of the work programme so we can better help Londoners to find employment.
Not all scientists and academics have direct control of their schedules — one more consideration to keep in mind when looking for a lab.
"We would prefer to have the funds within our coffers so we could have direct control of the message," Mr. Weaver said.
There is a growing consensus in Congress that Mr. Ridge should have direct control of some of them, like the Customs Service, the Border Patrol, the National Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and a new airport security force.
Having secured labor peace until 2007, Michael Bloomberg -- who is the first mayor to have direct control of the city schools -- has prepared the way for the next phase of reform.
Mr. Bloomberg, the first mayor since the 1870's to have direct control of the school system, said in his address: "This year, for third graders, we're putting an end to the discredited practice of social promotion.
By the 1998-99 season, Mr. Neufeld had direct control of four prime-time newsmagazines under the "20/20" banner.
Since last April they have had direct control of 60 per cent of the budget and from next April they will take over 97 per cent.
Most of the other recent State Police scandals have revolved around the leadership and its intersection with the governor's office, which has direct control of the agency.
Although all these lands were fiefs, held of the king of France, their concentration in one man's hands was a serious threat to the French monarchy, which had direct control of a much smaller area of land.
