Sentence examples for stripped control from inspiring English sources

The Argos seemingly bottomed out in July 2003 when the CFL stripped control over the team from owner Sherwood Schwarz.

During the oral argument in September, Verizon's lawyer said the regulations violated the company's right to free speech and stripped control of what its networks transmit and how.

We were all very aware of how institutions have their own systems, policies and agendas that can strip control from the individual.

The Government has refused to confirm or deny reports that Chancellor George Osborne is trying to strip control of the £40 billion project to build four new submarines from the Ministry of Defence.

Coach Dave Wannstedt kept his job but was stripped of control over most personnel decisions, and the club interviewed seven people to fill the role.

Doncaster Council will not be stripped of control of its children's services after a U-turn by Education Secretary Michael Gove.

The report by Professor Le Grand said the council should be stripped of control of children's services, following a "legacy of failure".

In July Education Secretary Michael Gove said Doncaster Council would be stripped of control of children's social care over a "legacy of failure".

The Education Secretary Michael Gove has defended the government's academy school policy after a company was stripped of control of 10 schools.

Doncaster Council was told last year it was to be stripped of control of children's services, following a "legacy of failure".

Doncaster Council is to become the first local authority to be stripped of control of children's services, following a "legacy of failure".