Examples of using Taking control in English and their translations into Slovenian
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it will start taking control of the region.
also his life entirely, taking control of its manifestations and further development.
enforcers of the Eugenics Race Cult- that was rapidly taking control of Western society.
it will start taking control of the region.
Smart technologies will help consumers and energy service companies working for them to reap the opportunities available on the energy market by taking control of their energy consumption(and possible self-production).
report on threats, while taking control of their networks' security from any location,
I should say that it is you yourself started doing it such that you slowly start taking control of your life in your hands.”.
Such a move could see Madrid ordering the closure of schools in the region to stop them being used as polling stations and even taking control of the Catalan police.
The monarchists would thus normally intervene in other countries to stop democratic movements taking control and forming democratic governments,
When pulling the road or taking control insurance, the duty officer should be notified in advance to make an accident prediction to prevent the switch from jumping or other abnormal conditions.
sniping an enemy in the guard tower, or taking control of various vehicles.
He adds that"this tool allows identifying and taking control over the symptoms that most affect the life of the affected,
focused on power games rather than taking control of the reconstruction efforts,
with protestors taking control of numerous towns,
The word proactive implies acting in anticipation, taking control, and self-initiation.16 These elements are all part of the Proactive Law approach,
it is worth taking control of the first impulses based on an emotional outburst
but it must not take place to serve the profit seeking of those large private interests which are intent on taking control of this vital public sector in every country through its liberalisation at the level of the EU internal market.
which really means taking control of their economies: forcing Member States to have their budget pre-approved by Brussels officials;
you're alleviating stress by jumping in and taking control instead of letting your child work things out for himself.
Zelig takes control of the airplane.