Sentence examples for renew control from inspiring English sources

Opinion polls and most political analysts suggest that the election will renew control of Parliament by the opposition Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang, before the March 22 presidential election.

The city's powerful teachers' union, which has criticized many of Mr. Bloomberg's changes but whose members have been the recipients of hefty pay raises, eventually provided key support in his bid to renew control over the schools.

Legacy components have had a major significance in the control system hardware and for the renewed control system software the Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS) has been chosen as the architectural backbone.

American society goes through cycles of use, abuse and ultimately renewed control of prescription stimulants (read Nick Rasmussen's fascinating history of prescription amphetamines, On Speed, The Many Lives of Amphetamine).

The nude photo shoot didn't give Lohan renewed control over her career, but it certainly was a boost for New York, whose web traffic increased 2000 percent from the same day in the previous year.

A bill introduced by Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, in the wake of Enron's collapse to authorize renewed controls over online energy trading was defeated by the power industry and Wall Street.

Mr. Walcott's skills proved critical in 2002, when Mr. Bloomberg wanted the State Legislature to give him control of city schools, and in 2009, when some legislators were demurring over whether to renew that control.

The Legislature ultimately did renew mayoral control.

The State Legislature will vote next year whether to renew mayoral control.

Nevertheless, by August the senators had relented and voted to renew mayoral control.

"I think people are having a hard time separating the two," said Geoffrey Canada, who is leading a multimillion dollar effort to renew mayoral control.