And all ant colonies have in common that there's no central control.

However, limited capacity should not be a criterion for retaining central control over forest resources.

But the difference between this and that is, there's no central authority trying to control this.

Somalia continues to be without an effective central Government to control and administer its coastal waters.

A simpler way of thinking of it is that we have gone from a world of local control, then we went to a world of central control, and now we're in a world of people control.

Its central touchscreen control panel coupled with Apple Carplay or Android Auto are also further advancement in smart performance.

A workshop on precursor analysis was held as part of the regional project on precursor control in Central Asia.

Such weapons were particularly dangerous, as they were likely to be deployed away from central control and were therefore less secure.

In 1993, central government leaders enjoyed relatively limited powers they did not control the money supply and had difficulty firing provincial governors or relocating top generals. Central government revenue was low indeed, proportionately smaller than that of central governments in any other major economy.

The Central African Republic is divided into 16 prefectures, which are further subdivided into 71 sub prefectures and 2 administrative control areas.

The team will coordinate the implementation of a standardized access control system in close consultation with the Office of Central Support Services.

Meanwhile, in Europe, many national leaders, looking at Obama and the Fed, may conclude that they would do better with more direct control over the central bank. Given the difficulty of establishing such control over the European Central Bank, the euro s next great challenge may be growing sentiment in favor of a return to national currencies.

The team was to review and coordinate the implementation of a standardized access control system in close consultation with the Office of Central Support Services, but Egypt wondered how the Secretariat interpreted implementation , as the General Assembly had not yet approved the access control project, and what role it intended to give the Office of Central Support Services.

Such empowerment will also be an element of central significance in the preparations to take control of the areas that Israel is withdrawing from.

In Central Asia, the Government of Tajikistan continued to expand the operations and role of the Drug Control Agency and in 2005 started to gradually take over border control along its Afghan borders as the Russian Federal Border Service withdraws.

In Central Asia, the successful Tajik Drug Control Agency is expanding its operations and has managed to develop excellent, standard setting forensic units and laboratory services.

Finally, weapons management, and in particular the control of civilian possession of small arms and light weapons in post conflict countries, is central to longer term human security.

The transfer of managerial responsibility for specified functions to other public organizations outside normal central government control, whether provincial or local government or parastatal agencies (Ferguson and Chandrasekharan).

Xinhua announced that local officials responsible for the violence might be prosecuted. Central authorities seemed to sense an immediate need to quell criticism of its controversial population control efforts.

As minority shareholders in firms whose managers are appointed by the Central Personnel Ministry, private actors cannot influence decision making. Until the central government is willing to yield its control over SOE management, ownership reforms are likely to spark only tepid interest from the private sector.

Far more disconcerting is the willingness of major central banks not just the Fed, but also the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan to inject massive amounts of excess liquidity into asset markets excesses that cannot be absorbed by sluggish real economies. That puts central banks in the destabilizing position of abdicating control over financial markets.

One argument emphasizes the links between fiscal and monetary policy. In a country with large fiscal deficits, the central bank may have to keep interest rates high to control inflation.

First, a common institution, the European Central Bank, had the power to act. Second, member states relinquished some control over their banks, in order to boost the system s overall stability.

Article 56 Hygiene control measures for food specially used or supplied for its own use by the Army shall be formulated by the Central Military Commission in accordance with this Law.

And you put lots of those together, you get the essentials of the modern computer the arithmetic unit, the central control, the memory, the recording medium, the input and the output.

However, the measures agreed upon could not be introduced, particularly in the eastern part of the country, owing to interference by certain politicians over whom the central Government has no control.

The transfer of governance responsibility for specified functions to sub national levels, either publicly or privately owned, that are largely outside the direct control of the central government (Ferguson and Chandrasekharan).

The Central Bank is entitled to access financial institutions' internal control document and verify the compliance with the identification and due diligence requirements during the course of its onsite examinations program.

By contrast, Li seems intent on returning power to local governments and the market, transforming vertical control into horizontal coordination. Thus, instead of trying to control technological and industrial upgrading with central mandates, Li is giving local governments and the market the space to drive China s economic transformation.

In the middle of the twentieth century, people feared that computers and new means of communications would create the kind of central governmental control dramatized in George Orwell s 1984. And, indeed, authoritarian governments in China, Saudi Arabia, and elsewhere have used the new technologies to try to control information.

In a country with large fiscal deficits, the central bank may have to keep interest rates high to control inflation. In this scenario, budget cuts create room for interest rates to fall.

The timekeepers are central banks. But their control of the clock is less than perfect and it will become increasingly ineffective if economic improvement faces additional political headwinds in the months ahead.

She remained, to the end, hostile to central bank independence, regularly rejecting the advice of her chancellors to allow the Bank of England to control interest rates. She feared that independent central banks would serve the interests of their banking clients, rather than those of the economy as a whole.

The Secretary General, in his report on standardized access control (A 59 776), had proposed the establishment of a project management structure called the project access control team , with the aim of planning and, in the event of approval by the General Assembly, coordinating the implementation of a comprehensive, fully integrated and standardized access control system, in close consultation with the Office of Central Support Services.

From Central Bank to Central Planning?

China traditionally had institutions clan associations, religious communities, business groups, and so on that were relatively autonomous. Imperial rule may have been authoritarian, but there were large pockets of independence from central control.

That puts central banks in the destabilizing position of abdicating control over financial markets. For a world beset by seemingly endemic financial instability, this could prove to be the most destructive development of all.

Within the Paris Pact initiative, three expert round tables held for the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pakistan and Central Asia identified new action requirements for Governments and donors to strengthen border control and related measures.

China Central Television (CCTV) alone has 12 channels (many broadcasting 24 hours a day), and employs about 3,000 people. CCTV falls under the control of the Propaganda Department and the Ministry of Radio, Film, and Television.

Emphasizing that the need to balance the global licit supply of opiates against the legitimate demand for opiates used to meet medical and scientific needs is central to the international strategy and policy of drug control,

For Central Asia and other neighbours of Afghanistan, border control measures to combat trafficking in heroin and precursor chemicals remain the main focus and action will also target related crime and terrorism problems in the region.

So there's no control there's no control group.

The measures for the issuance and control of hygiene licences shall be worked out by the administrative departments of public health of the people's governments of the provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Presumably, the eurobonds would be under the control of the eurozone finance ministers. The board would constitute the fiscal counterpart of the European Central Bank it would also be the European counterpart of the International Monetary Fund.

Chinese rulers, to this day, have been obsessed with central control, continental unity, and social harmony that is, a society without political conflict. The idea that people s interests can and do naturally conflict is not readily admissible.