Sentence examples for retain exclusive control from inspiring English sources

The Orthodox rabbinate would retain exclusive control over the plaza, and Reform (and other progressive) Jews would have a section of their own, abutting a newly exposed continuation of the Temple Mount's retaining wall, about a seventh the size of the original.

Lawyers no longer retain exclusive control of the sale and purchase of legal services.

Toward the end of the early republic, patricians retained exclusive control only of some old priesthoods, the office of interrex, or interim head of state, and perhaps that of princeps senatus, or senate leader.

Meanwhile, unorganized interest groups may waste a huge amount of resources because the White House retains exclusive control of the names of those who sign a petition.

Graves testified, "...Under the current terms of the Corps Project Partnership Agreementss, the corps retains "exclusive control" over key terms of these agreements, in addition to general immunity, while the non-federal sponsor's role is largely reduced to that of a bystander -- hardly that of a "partner....".

The court denied the university's argument that it should retain exclusive commercial control of the technology, even though Roche had developed it.

What's missing is an explanation of how they would achieve this desirable goal given the obvious reluctance of many countries to contribute troops as long as America retains exclusive political control.

Israel retains exclusive security control over the Moghrabi Gate which, through the controversial Moghrabi Bridge, connects the Jewish Western Wall area to the mosque.

Taxi drivers will retain exclusive rights to pick up passengers from taxi ranks and by hailing.

But a news agency can retain exclusive use of its product so long as it has a commercial value.

However, RB will retain exclusive rights to the name in Los Angeles, Orange and San Bernardino counties.