Examples of using Able to control in English and their translations into Russian
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Being able to control the Dryads, Eliza takes the Landlord into a hug, over his objections,
we haven't been able to control the infection in her lungs.
on the Pativilca, as emblematic of authorities able to control vital resources such as cotton.
It is unlikely that the Ukrainian leadership will be able to control this category of population,
The only entity able to control it is the Mither o' the Sea, an ancient spirit
One must be able to control things, his body,
which is a special mineral, unique to Tyrian, able to control the force of gravity.
and a Hypno-gun able to control minds at a far distance.
a competent public administration able to control budgetary expenditures
Completing the offer are the Masterstation systems, able to control, monitor and operate up to 240 electrical actuators on critical installations.
Able to control all five colors of mana, this silver golem is a time-travelling Planeswalker, powerful artifact, world builder,
Tissue stress mechanism able to control tissue cell mass influencing both its mitotic
By what means is Panama currently able to control the establishment and operation in its territory of paramilitary groups that have the potential to engage in terrorist activities?
I'm on the side of the users who should be able to control their own computers.
As a summary of the year 2015, the Health Insurance Fund as a strategic buyer has been able to control the structural appreciation of specialized medical care.
you will be able to control VOL+/- or MUTE functions of your TV.
As the law-enforcement capacity of the Government gradually develops, it will be better able to control criminal activities; but this will take time.
murderers of the world will not be able to control.
These reasons include"the need for creators of intellectual property to be able to control the use of that property
From this perspective, states are now better able to control migration than ever before,