Sentence examples for renewed control of from inspiring English sources

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).

Many observers believe the raise was agreed to months ago, when Randi Weingarten, then the president of the union, agreed to back Mr. Bloomberg's efforts in Albany for renewed control of the school system.

Minnesotans rejected such a law outright and rewarded Democrats with renewed control of their legislature.

Erdogan's renewed control of the party, which came in a near unanimous vote at an AKP congress where he faced no opposition, coincides with growing foreign policy challenges and tensions with NATO allies.

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 2009 state law that renewed mayoral control of schools required that the city hold public hearings and provide information on the effect of the closings.

A political stalemate in Albany has precluded attempts to renew mayoral control of the schools, creating legal confusion as the city tries to maintain the status quo.

The last time was in 2009, when it looked possible that the New York State Legislature would not renew mayoral control of the schools.

The outpouring of anger comes as state lawmakers consider whether to renew mayoral control of the city school system, which expires in two months, and Mr. Bloomberg is seeking a third term in part on his education record.

At recent legislative hearings on whether to renew mayoral control of the New York City schools, lawmakers and parents alike have asked, again and again, why Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel I. Klein have not done more to reduce class size.

In Mr. Bloomberg's view, doomsday will be on its way if the Senate fails to renew mayoral control of city schools by Tuesday, when the 2002 law authorizing it expires.