For that reason, a club may want to sound out potential buyers themselves – very discreetly – to protect their own interests by providing themselves options and thus being in control of the transfer process.
"This is a step…to reach an amicable resolution of the interrelationships of the companies," said an AIG spokesman.Mr Greenberg still heads both Starr International and C.V. Starr & Co., and thus is in control of the largest block of AIG's shares as well as a big chunk of pay for the people who now run the company.
He tells about allowing the directors of state-run stores to buy them, thus remaining in control of them, only to have the stores eventually collapse under mismanagement.
In addition to their classical cytotoxic and antimicrobial effects, ROS take part in a diverse array of biological signaling events and are thus critical in control of cell function.
Embedded in the euro and thus no longer in control of its own currency, Greece cannot take the easy way out of its debt by devaluing.
Thus, REP2 sequences participate in control of expression of genes essential for the interaction of N. meningitidis with human host cells (Morelle et al. 2003).
Subsequent studies with FTY720 analogues and genetically modified mice revealed that agonists of the S1P1 receptor drive lymphopenia and, in primates, bradycardia, thus implicating endogenous S1P in control of lymphocyte trafficking and heart rate.
All six microcephaly genes identified thus far are involved in control of the neural cell cycle and/or centrosome function, and therefore have a potentially large impact on the proliferation of neural precursor cells [ 23, 24].
Therefore hBD-1 might function as 8p tumour suppressor gene and thus play a key role in control of transcription and induction of apoptosis in epithelial tumours [ 12].
The NO and ang-2/1 balance may thus be inversely interrelated, both in control of synthesis in the endothelium as well as in pro-inflammatory effects [ 10].
