Examples of using Whose control in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Yeah, under whose control?
Whose control of opium along the Silk Road is worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
If so, under whose control?
Unlike some han whose control was relatively stable throughout the Edo period(1603-1867), Yamagata changed hands a great number of times during its history.
How to make a good version of Street Fighter for a console whose control was only 3 buttons?
The Telecom Italia's board whose control switched from Vivendi to the Elliot group confirmed Amos Genish as CEO of the company.
Introduction: asthma is a chronic respiratory disease whose control requires adequate monitoring.
In whose hands and under whose control are the international financial institutions and the enormous surplus of funds?
These are prevalent conditions in the Country,especially in older adults, whose control and treatment require the use of medicines.
However, you are excluding the emerging economies and developing countries, as well as civil society organisations, trade unions and national parliaments from the negotiations- to put it simply,you are excluding the general public in whose service and under whose control you are supposed to be.
Let's get used to it, because in matters whose control escapes from our hands, God's will is the best.
The replacement certificate(s)of origin Form A shall be issued by the customs office under whose control the products are placed.
Red or weedy rice is a worldwide problem whose control involves various cultivation procedures, which together help reduce its incidence.
The replacement EUR.1 movement certificate(s) shall be issued by the customs office under whose control the products are placed.
Coleoptera, curculionidae is one of the most destructive pests of corn, whose control is done by insecticides, however, their indiscriminate use has led to the development of resistant populations.
Diabetes mellitus(dm) is a highly prevalent disease world which often generates hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions(acsc) whose control is a global challenge for health systems.
The disease is caused by Anaplasma marginale,an intraerythrocytic rickettsia whose control requires, besides an efficient vaccine, the accurate identification of chronically infected cattle.
In this way, this Parliament abandoned codecision for a mere opinion, without being able to control whether these programmes were going to be complied with or not, since they were being left tothe Member States and were being transferred to a regulation whose control by Parliament was reduced to an opinion.
Schistosomiasis is endemic in tropical and subtropical regions, whose control is the combat against the snails biomphalaria glabrata.
Even if it involves a growing segment of companies whose control is exercised directly by the workers in a regime of self-management, the fact that the market operates as a mechanism for allocation of social resources and that the survival of companies depends on their efficiency in competitive markets means that business organization has a capitalist character.
Mackinder indicated as the main enemy of Sea Power the Heartland, whose control ensured thalassocracy the world domination.
Located since 1999 in the chief's house,the radio is a resource whose control now comprises one of the symbols and sources of prestige of the designated chief of a Xinguano village, essential to carrying out his task of intermediating between the interests of the village and those of outside institutions and individuals.
The armyworm, spodoptera frugiperda(j.e. smith)(lepidoptera: noctuidae),is a polyphagous pest whose control has been carried out mainly with synthetic chemical insecticides.
Visceral toxocariasis is a parasitic zoonosis worldwide neglected, whose control is difficult, by the complexity of nematode biology toxocara canis, main etiologic agent and the treatment with drugs have moderated efficacy.
Increasingly, these expectations were unviable by the incorporation of those indians in a complex structure of production of surplus whose control, direction and rhythms of work they were in general alienated.
We have been extremely concerned to see the high level of fraud andirregularities that beset operations whose control is covered by this regulation, specifically livestock exports and subsidies for the disposal of milk products and we have expressed this view on numerous occasions.
Today, there is no doubt about the conceptual validity of restricting the use of antibiotics as a strategy to control the emergence of bacterial resistance, whose control is related to reduction of cost, adverse events, and especially mortality.
The grape varieties used, the vinification methods andthe organoleptic characteristics are just some of the elements whose control allows the attribution of this right, it being incumbent upon the Regional Wine-Growing Committees to carry out this control so as to ensure authenticity and quality within the demarcated regions.
Although he can manage diverse ways of assimilating or nor assimilating, he has little chance of breaking away from his condition,living with a constant feeling of helplessness towards a world whose control seems to slip through his fingers, experiencing the world as a trap always ready to catch him.
Social relations among disabled DP and not disabled persons include several andcomplex variables, whose control does not always depend on the deviant and the agents who promote it.