Sentence examples for under public control from inspiring English sources

Public money needs to be under public control.

They would certainly bring bankrupt banks under public control (as would Cable), temporarily, to secure depositors' money and loans.

But most city governments were dissatisfied with the private companies and put their water works back under public control.

Plans to bring local buses back under public control have been dealt a blow by a ruling over Tyne and Wear's pioneering attempt to regulate its services.

The English health service has hitherto only been asked to swallow fairly small doses of hospital competition, as the vast bulk of hospital activity remains under public control.

That's why I will work to bring the railways back under public control and public ownership," Burnham will say in the manifesto.

Shaw looked forward to a time when doctors as competitive tradesmen were replaced by a medical profession that had been brought under responsible and effective public control.

The BMG's comprehensive secret card index, which had been started in 1951, was not under any form of public control and had been legally dubious from the start.

Asked if a substantial part of the railway system would be handed back to public control under an Ed Miliband government, he replied: "You're very tempting Andrew but you'll have to wait to our manifesto for that".

The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition candidate Stephen German said: "We need to re-nationalise under democratic public controls the railways, the buses - there would be no debate, no controversy over the subsidies - they would be adequately run".

Canada's oil corporations have made a profitable mess of the country: it's long-past time to put them under public, democratic control.