state control

If schools outside of state control want to open, fine.

The district has been under state control for five years.

"We really need to get this back under state control."

The military was brought directly under state control and into its pay.

"The system is working better today than it ever did under state control," he said.

Nor has it been the result of government action and state control.

They called for less state control of the economy and greater political freedom.

The bill did not call for state control of the health care delivery system.

The fort and the national park were turned over to state control in 1895.

As this research is also of military importance, the team soon find themselves back under state control.

Some are under state control, but have still seen little, if any, improvement.

State control of Newark's schools is still far from certain.

Host state control would not have made a difference in this case.

The state control level seems to us to be the most suitable.

Most local companies passed from state control to their managers.

The great divide came when the church was put under state control in 1790.

This is the typical result of political state control over production.

But after five years of state control, the district still cannot be certified.

About 60 percent of the dig's money comes from the federal government, but its management is under state control.

He pulled all of the national television networks back under state control.

The report on port State control also looks significantly better now.

State control increased the number of school inspectors after 1872.

May 1, 1944: Both lines of this station under state control.

Passenger safety is better than at any time under State control.

In 1988, the last full year under state control, the company made and sold 2,967 trucks.