The BBC makes a strong case for retaining control of its own affairs through the governors and they could continue to be custodians of its special public service purpose - there's plenty to do there with well over £2bn a year coming in.
That's the nature of a war". The mounting U.S. costs of the Iraq war _ more than $300 billion and more than 2,700 American troops dead _ has taken a toll on Bush's popularity ratings and on Republican prospects for retaining control of Congress in the Nov. 7 elections.
Accompanied by her husband, Jean a member of the Piccard family of balloonists and the twin brother of Auguste Piccard she reached a height of 10.9 mile during a record-breaking flight over Lake Erie on October 23, 1934, retaining control of the balloon for the entire flight.
In January and February, 1871, very shortly after its articles of incorporation were filed in the proper office of the Territory, the Denver Company caused a survey to be made of the route through the Grand or Big Ca non of the Arkansas, for the purpose, as declared by the engineer who conducted it, of retaining control of the ca non for that company.
After about 770 the area fell to the Tibetans, who retained control for some 70 years.
"It retains control for the publisher in terms of how books should be used," he said.
Under the original terms, Xstrata's chief, Mick Davis, and his management team were to retain control for a longer period.
Mr. Mubarak's term expires next year, and the surgery has only heightened speculation as to whether he will retain control for another term in office.
It took Mr. Rolfe 14 months to negotiate the deal; one of his conditions was that Pret A Manger retain control for now, although McDonald's has the option to increase its stake.
The Football League objected to the fact that Bates had retained control for a third time without a CVA meeting where creditors could vote on whether to accept an offer to repay monies owed.
Extremely long-lasting lock on control: Pinterest's co-founders will be able to retain control for an extremely long period, which could well last for five or six decades, even if they become value-decreasing leaders.
