Sentence examples for would return control of from inspiring English sources

The state education commissioner called for sweeping changes today in New Jersey's school takeover law that would return control of the state's three largest districts to local officials.

An emotional Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner proposed legislation that would return control of its debt to the government.

If you judge by the discourse heard in the Andean mountains of Latin-America, for example, you would think that capitalism and colonialism is one and the same bad thing, that nationalization would return control of natural resources to the "original peoples", and that collective decision-making will both give equal voice to all and keep graft at bay.

The decision to hold the meeting effectively accelerates the investment fund's sale of the company, which would return control to members of the Taittinger family backed by the bank Crédit Agricole du Nord.

"Harkin's bill would return control to the state departments of education and the local school districts, and they're the ones that got us into the mess that No Child was designed to fix," said Grover J. Whitehurst, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who headed the Department of Education's research wing under President Bush.

New technologies like distributed database solutions open the door to new forms of identity management that would finally return control of our personal information to its rightful owners--ourselves.

However, he said if Ukraine agreed to a full range of concessions, the Russian side would be willing to return control of the Russia-Ukraine border to Kiev.

Potential options here might include returning control of business rates to councils: they could vary from area to area and the money would go straight to each council.

We hypothesized that these processes would be elevated at early time points following joint injury, but would return to control levels at later time points.

Less fancy items that hold their value better include air-conditioning — figure $700 back on a $1,000 price — and cruise control, which would return about $175 of a $200 cost.

If FSA men could be persuaded to return to the ranks of the regime's army in complete safety, large areas of rebel-held territory would return to government control without a shot being fired.