Sentence examples for over its direction from inspiring English sources
He believed that engineers, who had the knowledge to run industry, should take over its direction because they would manage it for efficiency instead of profit.
A four-page paper at the outset, it changed hands several times until 1899, when a group of leading citizens bought the paper and Joseph E. Atkinson took over its direction.
Cointepas, who began working at Henri IV in 1951, took over its direction in 1956 and bought the place in 1960, explained something of the history of bistros a vin to me one afternoon following the lunchtime rush.
Internally, he said, the party was divided over its direction and the extent to which it needed to reach out to the majority black population.
For now, Labour seems to have settled for a battle over its direction rather than leader.
Meanwhile, those who have joined her party may tussle with her over its direction.
COSTA MESA — In a special meeting Wednesday, the South Coast Repertory's board of trustees appointed Marc Masterson to take over its artistic direction starting in April.
We were lucky enough to have a member of the operations team with a background in development who was keen to learn and took over leading its direction.
In the event, the bomber apparently boarded the bus at Beit Safafa, a Palestinian district outflanked by the sprawling Jewish settlement of Gilo, from where the bus set out.The attacks sparked ever angrier debate both over the planned pace of the fence-building it is due to take a year befence-building iterusalem—and over iss projectedueirectoon once itakets there.
Long before the presidential election, the PS was riven by squabbling and a lack of consensus over its ideological direction, which left it divided and seemingly determined to embark on public fratricide.
Although the departure was mutually agreed, there are understood to have been differences between her and the senior management of the World Service, which is led by Fran Unsworth, over its future direction.
