"This energy crisis will not spiral out of control or be brought under control by what happens to the Snake River dams, " said Scott Bosse of Idaho Rivers United.
The first way that IT is spinning out of control falls under the umbrella of the consumerization of IT.
One of the key talking points consistently mouthed by opponents of the Affordable Care Act is their declaration that the law wrests control of healthcare out from the hands of the consumer and places it squarely under the control of the federal government.
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Spanish and Italian borrowing costs, which recently threatened pushing both of these large economies out of markets, are now under control.
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The spam problem has been brought under control because a few smart firms, out of their own self-preservation, made it their business to get these problems under control.
It is one thing for a rogue group of coaches to run out of control, it is another for the governing body to sweep it under the rug.
Our enemies would be denied the geo-strategic leverage they currently enjoy, as indigenously produced energy sources derived from coal, biomass and garbage knock the pegs out from under the cartel's control of the commodity upon which our transportation sector heavily depends.
They called Bill a cowboy -- or worse -- and they bleated that under his direction the CIA was out of control.
Given that countless other powerful advocacy groups have similar stakes in keeping Medicare as it is, the story of the AARP is yet another example of how premium support would keep politics out of the system, and thereby help keep spending under control.
And the mud that had to be shoved down the hole to keep it under control in recent months has now been cleaned out of the hole.
Under the recent health service changes, overall control of out-of-hours services now lies with officials at NHS England rather than Mr Hunt's department.
Even if the nuclear accident is brought under control swiftly, and the release of radiation turns out not to be large enough to damage public health, this accident will have a huge impact on the nuclear industry, both inside and outside Japan.
Becoming mindful of how money moves out of (and into) your pockets is the key to keeping your finances under control and is the foundation for budgeting, but that's a topic for another column.
The improved security environment in Mogadishu is an opportunity to be seized, but the toughest challenge remains to find ways to reach out to those suffering outside the capital, in areas still under the control of al-Shabab.
One possible reason for this gap is that a large portion of the economy is still under state or foreign multinational control, which crowds out opportunities for local entrepreneurs.
Depending on which priority mode you pick, one or more of these dials will be greyed out and inaccessible, because it's under the camera's control.
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"It is difficult to abandon the idea that Litvinenko had become an agent of the British special services who got out of hand and was then eliminated -- if not by the special services themselves, then under their control or their connivance, " he said.
" In his brief acceptance address, a man who has served presidents of both parties as Under Secretary of the Navy, conventional arms control negotiator and Director of Central Intelligence laid out pre-conditions that must apply before there is any likelihood of a Palestinian polity with whom Israel might actually be able to live "side by side in peace.
Some key figures tackling the global recession found this paper a useful addition to the debate at the heart of which is this key question: is it best to let debt increase in the hope of stimulating economic growth to get out of the slump, or is it better to cut spending and raise taxes aggressively to get public debt under control?
The fire in Comayagua, about 100km (60 miles) north of the capital Tegucigalpa, broke out late on Tuesday night and took more than an hour to be brought under control.
The introduction of Windows smartphones has been the big change under chief executive Stephen Elop, who phased out the Symbian operating system shortly after he took control of the company in 2010.
In recent weeks, Tokyo has trotted out a parade of politicians and bureaucrats to make the pitch: the bad-loan mess at the banks is under control, more public-works money is rolling down the pipeline, consumers are perking up.
You could name a guardian for the money, but a trust allows you to spell out how the money should be spent and at what age and under what conditions your child should gain control of any remaining cash.
Besides, the whole linking the raising of the debt ceiling to using the moment to begin getting our finances under control clearly has not worked out.
Perhaps IT costs are under control, but few CEOs will say with confidence that they are getting the most they can out of their investment in technology.
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