That practice nominally ended as the government yielded control over many industries to private companies, mostly in the early 1990s, and allowed market forces to dictate which companies survived and failed.
With no clear way to resolve the tension, Professor Cole said, the Supreme Court has dealt with it by establishing two categories of cases: On the one hand, the court has rejected efforts by government to limit what a private group can say, or to force a private group to yield control over its message.
"Once you get approved to purchase an N.B.A. franchise, for whatever reason, David Stern seemingly yields all control over your behavior unless you criticize his officials," Simmons wrote.
It is also shown that a typical CO2-activation process yields similar control over PSD development.
yields the control over their optical properties and, thus, upon the performance of the nanodevices derived from them (biosensors, interferometers, selective filters, etc).
We find that the noseleaf of M. microtis focuses the radiated energy better and yields better control over the emission beam.
The formed can be grafted to the particle surface; however, the latter is used as a physisorbed shell around the particle cores which yields poor control over surface and colloidal properties.
The central question facing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority is under what circumstances Israel might yield its control over the bulk of this territory to the emerging Palestinian state apparatus.
[C5.] McCaw Yielding Control of Nextel Craig O. McCaw, the billionaire communications entrepreneur, is surrendering control of Nextel Communications.
Amadou Sanogo, the leader of a coup who nominally handed over power to a civilian interim government months ago but still has not completely yielded control.
Electrodeposition as a method of preparing thin nanoparticulate films has many advantages which include, among others, high purity of the electrodeposits, high yield, and good control over the size, orientation and distribution of particles across the conductive substrate [14, 15, 16].
