Examples of using Control of their own in English and their translations into Swedish
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to fight to win back control of their own organizations.
is to gather courage and take control of their own!
is that gender equality necessarily relies on women having control of their own bodies.
It was a sort of teenage revolution where the people actually for once took control of their own country for the first time.
in 6 BC put the country formally under the control of their own officials, known as procurators.
the free access to knowledge and culture thus give many people new chances to take control of their own lives.
monitor the sound with headphones, with each player having hands-on control of their own mix.
The Committee considers it essential to democratise the use of the relevant technical tools to allow patients to keep control of their own lives and choices.
The Member States must retain total and unconditional control of their own labour markets, and there must be
giving them the chance to take control of their own lives.
The policy brief outlines a vision for how Europe can put individuals in control of their own data and how the continent can become home to exciting new business models in finance,
instead begin to take conscious control of their own lives.
greater opportunities to gain control of their own health, this will be an important part of our mission,” says Carolina Wallenius, incoming general manager.
In fact, if we want the countries in Africa to become the Union's genuine partners and take control of their own destiny, there is no other way to achieve this than by promoting economic growth.
feel that they only have partial, if any, control of their own data.
such as losing control of their own video and the risk that it will appear in another context later, means that many
even when they do not have de facto sovereignty or control of their own territory, including the privileges of international diplomatic recognition
expenses at each branch, and the branches themselves struggled to take control of their own usage, and the associated maintenance costs.
natural disaster-Â to help people survive and regain control of their own future.
an elemental struggle of the Russian people to free themselves of their shackles and take control of their own destiny.