Examples of using Could control in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Providing a measure of order that we could control.
The castle's position was of strategic military importance, in that the castle's owner could control access to the nearby Dargle,
The castle's position was of strategic military importance because the castle's owner could control access to the nearby Dargle,
He lobotomized him, so he could control him in case he ever tried to talk
Therefore, it is recommended to include some substance that could control that issue, or increase the levels of HDL for a better lipid balance.
The Venetians wanted an emperor whom they could control more easily, and elected Baldwin of Flanders emperor of the new Latin Empire.
The Venetians wanted an emperor whom they could control more easily, and with their influence, Baldwin of Flanders was elected as emperor of the new Latin Empire.
You thought you could control me, for your own ends, but you were wrong.
Thus, an autonomous device that could control the on-off switching would have great value in medical care.
And that's what they did, so that the United States could control the economy of Guatemala,
Obviously, no one single authority alone could control online gambling throughout the whole of Europe.
He claimed that he alone could control the dragons… and that he alone could keep us safe… if we chose to bow down… and follow him.
This meant that Google could control how attractive, and therefore clicked on, competing search adverts could be.
I was just suggesting that maybe this one person could control what he said, but just didn't, for fun.
I met a waterbender who lived in a swamp and could control the vines by bending the water inside.
The one thing I could control was the food I put in me".
And he deaf lawyer was hoping Joy could control her anger in a courtroom situation.
With the flick of a switch, humans could control the length of the“day,” and people soon began staying up later.
temptations, which people could control with their willpower, but they too easily succumb to them.
Our best choice would be to push for the election… of a stronger supreme chancellor… one who could control the bureaucrats… and give us justice.