Examples of using Partial control in English and their translations into Greek
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We have partial control of weapons.
They start feeling that they are having partial control over their actions.
We have got partial control, but it's defenses are still guarding sections of the base.
With the assistance of aerial so we could control the fire which was brought under partial control with the help of ground fire fighting resources.
She might lose partial control of her hand because of this.
On paper, they have powerful tools at their disposal such as political autonomy,talented staff members and partial control of the amount and cost of money.
Many more have only partial control of their seizures.
Exercises partial control(since April 2004), over the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, on the basis of the provisions of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation Law Para.
The power centers andphysical controllers of the superuniverses assume direction and partial control of the thirty energy systems which comprise the gravita domain.
Taking partial control over the assets or affairs of the debtor during negotiations.
As with conventional wars, the aim of financial wars is either the subordination of the state as a whole,or the establishment of partial control over it.
The fire is now under partial control, but her forehead is big.
Partial control, which was typical and insubstantial, was imposed by the country's creditors without having the power to interfere in the Greek public finances.
The Byzantine Empire allegedly maintained partial control of several cities and forts in southern Bessarabia until the 7th century.
There are rumors of deals being worked out with the Earth Based Alliance for a partial disclosure anda new financial system that they would still have partial control of.
Al Qaeda seizes partial control of 2 cities in western Iraq.
The modern multinationals- multiform monstrosities created through a long period of accumulation-,now set as a target the control of the pension system of the countries where either it's still public or it's under partial control of the markets.
In addition, they have partial control in more than 15 local government areas.
The former partial control of science through the patronage of royalty gives way to a more intense control by a greater number of agencies within society.
The fire occurred in the early hours of Christmas Day,was placed under partial control in the early morning of December 25 and in full control of the afternoon.
But this, too,was brought under partial control in late 2017 after the Italian authorities cracked down on so-called“rescue” ships operated by pro-migration NGOs and began incentivising the Libyan coast guard to intercept smuggler-boats.
The power centers andphysical controllers of the superuniverses assume direction and partial control of the thirty energy systems which comprise the gravita domain.
The Kingdom of Hungary established partial control over Transylvania in 1003, when king Stephen I, according to legend, defeated the prince named Gyula.
According to the Special Eurobarometer Survey of June 2019 the majority of users believe that they only have partial control over the information they provide online, with 62% of them being concerned about it.
At the end of the Second World War,Stalin demanded partial control of the Dardanelles, a strategic passage between the black sea and the Mediterranean, which belonged to turkey.
These are instruments that cannot go beyond partial control or counterpower, in the face of a capitalism capable of totally controlling the management of production.
At the last visit, 78 patients(49.3%) were controlled, 37 patients(23.4%)had partial control with at least 50% decrease of UFC(without normalisation), and 43 patients(27.2%) had unchanged UFC levels.
With the discovery of Tunis in 1574, the Ottomans guaranteed partial control and relations of mutual dependence with the North African regions of Tunis, Algeria and Tripoli, three historically active pirate bases in the Mediterranean.
There are, for example, entities which meet the declarative criteria(with"de facto" complete or partial control over their claimed territory, a government and a permanent population), but their statehood is not recognised by one or more other states.
With the recapture of Tunis in 1574, Ottomans had established partial control over and connections of mutual reliance with the North African provinces of Tunis, Algeria, and Tripoli- three historically active pirate bases in the Mediterranean.