Sentence examples for would give control of from inspiring English sources

Under the planned restructuring, the Solomon family, which founded Tower, would give control of the company to its creditors.

That project would give control of European energy supplies to the Communists, as well as generate $8 billion a year to support Soviet computer and satellite research.

[C7.] G.M. Board to Meet on Hughes Deal The board of G.M. plans to meet today to approve a deal worth about $7 billion that would give control of Hughes Electronics and DirecTV to the News Corporation.

B5 EDUCATION Talks on Mayoral Control Mayor Bloomberg and Speaker Sheldon Silver of the Assembly are to meet today to work on a compromise that would give control of New York City's school system to the mayor.

The owner of the 220-year-old New York Stock Exchange on Thursday agreed to an $8.2 billion deal that would give control of the longstanding symbol of American capitalism to an upstart competitor.

In what appeared to be an earlier concession to the protesters, Mr. Gryzlov said Tuesday that United Russia would give control of nearly half the parliamentary committees to opposition parties in the Duma.

Mr. Silver said it was unlikely that the Legislature would ever give control of the schools to the mayor.

Instead, he presented stacks of manila folders that supposedly contained "some of the many documents" he'd signed to give control of his companies to his adult sons.

The members would be given control of the party.

Dewey assumed that he would be given control of the curriculum and the merged school administration, leaving the funding problems in the hands of the University.

As part of the devolution plan, only cities that elected their own mayor would be given control of local transport, housing and skills.