• Equally, foreigners did not at first appreciate that a new and stronger hand was now in control in London.

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  • But the Welsh party is licking its wounds from the leadership battle, and has been damaged by the appearance of control from London.

    ECONOMIST: Through the looking glass

  • The family's odyssey began on Aug. 8, 2011, when police lost control of London, as thousands of mostly young rioters smashed shop windows, looted items and set objects ablaze across the city.

    WSJ: A Year After Riots, London on Mend

  • But Mother Nature protects her treasures well, hiding them in hard-to-reach places, he says, and the people that look after them have little incentive to surrender control to London, Wall Street or anywhere else for that matter.

    WSJ: Secret Rocks and Gem Hunters | WSJ.Money Summer 2013

  • Another thorny issue is the new mayor's relationship with the 32 London boroughs, which currently control most of London's public services.

    ECONOMIST: London government

  • Because government departments in London control the purse strings, they also like to keep track of how money is spent.

    ECONOMIST: Local democracy

  • However, multi-engined aircraft - like the one that crashed - can be provided with ATC clearance to fly elsewhere in the London Control Zone.

    BBC: London helicopter crash: What are the rules for pilots?

  • In the London control room, all five of the capital's airports are under separate supervision from the rest of Nats' domain, which includes Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and most of England.

    BBC: Why air traffic control still needs the human touch

  • In 1985, the Egyptian Al-Fayed brothers won control of the House of Fraser in London and thus gained control of the department store Harrods.

    CNN: Wednesday,

  • The LSE board may prefer the approach from Euronext--the owner of the Paris and Amsterdam stock exchanges, which pledged to give London significant control over the U.K.'s markets.

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  • To determine which countries were the most dangerous, we asked iJet and Control Risks , a London-based risk consultancy, to provide us with their watch lists of high-risk countries.

    FORBES: Most Dangerous Destinations 2006

  • There has been no single body in overall control of enforcing the London Weighting allowance since the 1970s when the now disbanded London Pay Board had responsibility for it.

    BBC: London pay allowance reviewed

  • London-based Control Risks is among the leaders in the corporate security industry at navigating the paperwork complications of keeping ships secured.

    FORBES: Venezuela Frees U.S. Ship And Crew After Smuggling Investigation

  • The panel also noted that the "evidence suggesting very clearly that the analyitcal results reported by DCC (Drug Control Centre, Kings College London) in connection with the A sample were difficult to interpret".

    BBC: Turnbull didn't learn of the positive test for nine months

  • Trailing 2-1 from the first leg in London the French club took control of the tie when Maxime Gonalons headed them in front.

    CNN: Europa League holders Atletico Madrid dumped out

  • Companies such as Armor Holdings, or Control Risks, a consultancy based in London, are always keen to stress what they do not do.

    ECONOMIST: Corporate security

  • For this reason there is one key difference between the London and national air traffic control rooms - and the first clue is the noise.

    BBC: Why air traffic control still needs the human touch

  • Large teams of officers in full riot gear took control of parts of the City of London when they were met by a small number of trouble-makers.

    BBC: Policing protest: Case studies of how forces perform

  • Prosecutor Jonathan Ashley-Norman, for the Office of Rail Regulation, said there could have been a "terrible tragedy" had it not been for the "prompt and skilful actions" of London Underground staff in the control room.

    BBC: Runaway Tube train: Operators fined ?300,000

  • Dr Jaafari, back from exile in London, is struggling to regain control.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq

  • Nor does it take into account the Scottish government's proposal that Scotland should use the pound, but at least majority control of its monetary policy should be in London.

    BBC: Scottish independence: Growth pains or pleasures?

  • Mittal, a private London-based company that gained control of America's International Steel Group earlier this year, is set to boost annual output to over 65m tonnes with the Ukrainian acquisition.

    ECONOMIST: Steelmakers on a roll, until the next glut | The

  • Nick Catrantzos of the Control Risks Group, an international firm based in London, England, said kidnapping groups are organized and entrepreneurial.

    CNN: Kidnapping is big business in Colombia

  • The commission says London's government should take full control of the tax, determining the number and range of bands, and each authority setting its rate, free of government constraint.

    BBC: London

  • While hardly a sympathetic figure, Duggan has become a martyr in the erupting violence in London as police there are unable to control spreading riots and looting in Tottenham, a district in the northern part of the ciy.

    FORBES: Police Shooting Leads to Massive Riots, Looting in London

  • In September he tried to get a paramilitary force to seize control of Baghdad airport during a pay dispute with a London-based firm that runs airport security.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq

  • Mr Morre told BBC London through his solicitors that he had "no control, influence or connection" over CMS Mortgages.

    BBC: Mortgage brokers fix immigrant loans

  • In the last couple of months, when the London street-crime boom has been brought under control, the Met has shown that diverting officers to deal with it can make a difference.

    ECONOMIST: Crime: Don't panic | The

  • Party activists fear losing control of a string of local authorities in Labour's inner London heartland, where it controls 15 of the 32 boroughs.

    BBC: Analysis

  • Oleg Deripaska, the former metals trader who emerged from the violence of Russia's aluminum industry unscathed and in control of Russian Aluminum (Rusal), takes classes at the London School of Economics.

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