1.   He may yield control.

2.   And an ailing Kim Woo-choong at Daewoo Group promised recently to yield control after the group nearly collapsed when creditors threatened to pull the plug.

3.   And the industry, rather than continuing to fight the government for years, may yield control over nicotine to federal regulators.

4.   But executives said Gerald M. Levin, the chairman of Time Warner, was reluctant to yield control of cable, which he has been expanding aggressively.

5.   Each year, financial problems force a handful of schools to yield control temporarily to states, towns and even universities.

6.   Each hospital retained its own neurosurgery service, its own liver transplant program, neither hospital wanting to yield control to the other.

7.   In the Giants Saban probably saw a franchise unwilling to yield the control he would need to be successful.

8.   In the past, merger talks have broken down because neither side would yield control over a merged operation to the other.

9.   It joins a growing list of Massachusetts high-tech companies that have yielded control to out-of-state buyers, including in recent months Powersoft Corp. and Wellfleet Communications Inc.

10.   Kevin Montgomery, an EMS paramedic, has told investigators that the Hatzolah crew attending Schiebel argued with him and refused to yield medical control.