Examples of using Temporary control in English and their translations into Portuguese
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negotiated on terms favorable to the US, which allowed it temporary control of Cuba, and ceded indefinite colonial authority over Puerto Rico, Guam
negotiated on terms favorable to the U.S. which allowed it temporary control of Cuba and ceded ownership of Puerto Rico,
Prelude==Sulla had achieved temporary control of Rome and Marius's exile to Africa through his first march on Rome,
could seize temporary control of private sector networks in the case of a cybersecurity emergency.
is authorized to"take temporary control" of computers"nongovernmental.
May establish a temporary control zone around the holding referred to in paragraph 2;
The measures applied in the temporary control zone may be supplemented by a temporary ban on movements of all animals in a larger area
A temporary control zone around the holding may be established
fast and often temporary control of lesions that are consuming the patient's physiological reserves,
characterized by an abbreviated operation temporary control of hemorrhage through the use of compresses,
Shane McMahon was given temporary control of Raw from The Authority the next night by his father, WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.
Temporary controls are not enough.
These measures set up a temporary controlled area that will be closed to all fisheries likely to catch cod until 30 April 2001.
The Commission is today reporting on the temporary controls carried out by Austria,
They restrict governments even from placing temporary controls on the kind of destabilizing short-term capital flows that have so often wrought havoc in financial markets and fueled crises in developing countries.
include a substantial restructuring of rouble denominated public debt as well as temporary controls on certain types of capital movements.
Bolus sedation with propofol allowed for the temporary control of ventilation, fear, and anxiety.
the immobilization of skeletal-muscular injuries allows for the temporary control of bleeding; in general,
until the Germans were only able to gain temporary control over small areas of the Western Front.
governments would invoke obscure clauses in EU treaties in order to slap temporary controls on capital flows