Examples of using Taking control in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's not about taking control.
I guess it's the only way of taking control of your life.
This year's Nobel Prize winner on taking control of evolution.
They resisted that the Jews taking control of their state.
Taking control of your life requires working through multiple challenges,
However, truly taking control of your sex life is about much more than that.
It's something we all search for… whether it's knowing we're desired… taking control of our fears… or finding the strength to do the right thing.
You can do this by taking control of your life, and taking control of your self-confidence.
All those stuff about taking control, are ok
Taking control of your life is getting in touch with your values, setting meaningful goals
It means that you are taking control of your finances and your future.
You can take control of your health by taking control of your lifestyle, even if you cannot lose weight
It's poised to really start taking control of us and revealing our deepest secrets in the future.
It is not letting our emotions and our opinions- both always subjective- taking control of us.
It's political speech, taking control of one's body to turn the objectifying male gaze back on itself.
By treating these diseases and taking control over their causes, the sufferer can reduce their chances of prolonged erection problems.
The elimination of the Chinese jihadists will weaken the opposition and improve the chances of the Syrian army taking control of the Idlib district in the future.
After taking control of Mosul, the group gave Christians three options:
Ren created the ChemChina empire by taking control of over 100 troubled state-owned chemical factories across China,
a paratrooper force, intended for taking control of the civilian new terminal.