Приклади вживання Under their control Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Our intelligence shows that militants are leaving areas under their control.
Its troops must be replaced by UN peacekeepers, and under their control, strictly observing the principles of restitution of property rights;
It remained under their control until 1146, when the Almohad Caliphate took control of the city.
It has been to keep you under their control and in a state of confusion,
health in mines under their control, and in particular.
Sometimes they took him back to the apartment he rented and had him write under their control, up to the moment when they decided they would stage a burglary in his apartment.
the Soviet Jewish populations under their control had ceased to exist.
civilian objects under their control against the dangers resulting from military operations.
It is essential that the terrorists allow the mission to pass through the territory temporarily under their control and guarantee their security.
favour that keeps others under their control, and we are intent on changing such situations.
while the British committed themselves to reconstruction of the areas under their control.
favor that keeps others under their control, and we are intent on changing such situations.
In the context of decentralization of education, it was expected that most of pivotal schools would be opened on the UTC councils initiative and be under their control.
Mujahid said the Taliban were going to begin building institutions in areas under their control, establishing what he called"social justice and development" mechanisms.
not before time as they were aiming to create a single Government under their control.
been opened on the initiative of the UTC councils and would had been under their control.
as the power houses are under their control.
The new rebel offensive on all fronts in the second half of October 1958 under their control almost entirely turned the province of Oriente and Las Villas.