Sentence examples for vest control from inspiring English sources
President Bush laid out an alternative vision in a speech last February in which he proposed to vest control over enrichment in the Nuclear Suppliers Group, a 40-member community of nations with nuclear programs.
A second came in 1997, when Mr. Malone -- eager to bring the large bloc of supervoting TCI shares under his control -- agreed to vest control of The Tribune with The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company, an entity run by The Tribune's managers.
Schlosser traces the many disarmament proposals and efforts from Harry Truman's effort to vest control over nuclear weapons with the United Nations up through President Obama's efforts to outlaw the weapons through international agreement, but he offers small hope that they can ever be abolished.
A Harvard-trained lawyer, De Sole first tried to vest control of Gucci in an employee trust, but the Amsterdam Enterprise Court froze the trust's voting rights.
In contrast, the competing Magnuson bill was similar to Bush's proposal to vest control in a panel of top scientists and civilian administrators with the executive director appointed by them.
Vest control with parents and local boards, do away with teacher tenure and stop degrading the curriculum and improvement will follow.
Tournament directors in red vests control the floor, pushing back curious parents.
In 1994 the Duke brought legal action to try to ensure that Jamie Blandford would never be able to run Blenheim, and succeeded in vesting control in trustees.
Our principle of nonmilitary control of the nuclear arsenal has been emulated by other major nuclear weapons states, like Russia and China, neither of which vests control of its nuclear weapons development complex in its military.
A charter was devised for the library by the Connecticut State Legislature vesting control of the library in a self-perpetuating board of trustees consisting of six residents of Branford and the librarian of Yale University.
The mechanic wears a small computer in a special vest, which controls a light-emitting diode suspended in front of his eye.
