Słownik angielskiego

In 1881 education was formally removed from religious control and turned over to government, but church-run schools continued to operate alongside the public system.

First, it would remove the schools from control by the 117 local authorities in the country, many of which are liberal-leaning.

Just two years later Andrew was removed from control of the company which bore his name by its shareholders.

Concentrations are still one step removed from direct human control.

But psychologists have come to recognize that people who are removed from active control tend to lose both interest and awareness.

They wanted back pay and for dictator Patassé to be removed from control of the country.

Model B, on the other hand would effectively 'nationalize' the 90 or so major institutions and thereby remove them from local control.

The insular nature of such regulation was much removed from larger budgets and increased political control.

In 1997, a settlement provided a little more money and removed education from mayoral control.

What power does the voter have over a local contractor who is one further stage removed from public control and accountability?