To control for this, we defined the proportion of all hospital beds that had been leased (LEASED BEDS) as a variable in our regression models.
The administration of former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani fought for years to renegotiate the lease, trying to take control of the airports from the Port Authority and complaining that the authority used revenues from the airports to subsidize projects in New Jersey.
The team had been a laughingstock since the 1960's, playing -- and usually losing -- before small crowds in the cavernous Municipal Stadium under a lease controlled by Art Modell, owner of the original Cleveland Browns football team (now the Baltimore Ravens).
A year later, however, the U.S. military reclaimed the howitzers it had leased for avalanche control, including the one at Mammoth Mountain, so that the weapons could be used by troops fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The special court shall have the power to order the conveyance of rail properties of railroads leased, operated, or controlled by a railroad in reorganization in the region.
3 a place of the defendant corporation – i.e. a place owned, leased, possessed, or controlled in some manner by Cray Inc. – not merely a place of a potentially transient employee of Cray.
It would see the Pairc Trust take control of almost the whole estate and give the community more control of the lease of renewable energy developments on the land.
It says that if the Palestinians agreed, the Jordan Valley would be transferred to full Palestinian control, but leased back to Israel.
The group has been regaining control of leased buildings on its property and turning them into the kind of upscale housing traditionally in short supply in the British capital.
During times when bridge could not be leased, the town retained control.
