Sentence examples for surrender control over from inspiring English sources
Small cities reply that they will lose community control, surrender control over budgets and come under the jurisdiction of the province's muscular public service unions.
Those remain a matter for individual states, and no EU member would surrender control over non-EU immigration to a new European commission body today.
When Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party ceases to be the world's longest-ruling political party on Dec. 1, it will not only surrender control over the presidency.
Now, state banks and big state-owned companies are reluctant to surrender control over industries where they have monopoly power, analysts say.
After all, if Assad were to abide fully by his agreement with the Arab League, he would effectively surrender control over large, and largely rebellious, swathes of the country.
But as long as the taxpayer continues to pay for the NHS, it is surely idle to suppose that politicians can, should or will surrender control over the health service by making it genuinely independent.
Under this model, Russian state-owned or controlled companies could obtain the technology without taking the sensitive step of surrendering control over oil reserves to foreigners, a step they would have to take if they worked with a major oil company.
Because Singapore is open to capital flows, it can keep its grip on the exchange rate only by surrendering control over monetary policy.
Governments that have exhausted fiscal stimulus generally rely on monetary policy to soften downturns, but euro-area governments have surrendered control over their money supply to the European Central Bank.
Arthur Kroeber, managing editor of China Economic Quarterly, said officials had injected competition into the state sector by pitting state-owned entities against one another without surrendering control over strategic industries.
But under the draconian conditions of Greece's third cash-for-reforms rescue package, Athens effectively surrendered control over great swaths of economic and social policymaking to its eurozone lenders.
