Examples of using To retain control in English and their translations into Swedish
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Enzo Ferrari wanted to retain control.
Allow users to retain control over their files in public galleries.
Most importantly, it allows us to retain control of Lionheart.
We want to retain control. We did, after all, also sort out the BSE problem here in the European Parliament!
The Soviet was right when it wanted to retain control of the press.
The strategy you choose to retain control over what you have created should both manage your intellectual property.
Are created in a way that allows the signatory to retain control.
It allows us to retain control of Lionheart. But.
For a long time, they have married their cousins to retain control over their assets.
The airlines must be able to retain control of taxes, since for many airlines taxes represent a significant part of turnover.
This is why it is absolutely essential for European fishermen to retain control of the fresh fish sector.
MNOs seem to be seeking to retain control of the business, at least in their role of security manager for the service.
enhances your stability to allow you to retain control of your vehicle.
Over which he was determined to retain control. Yet there was one part of the marriage.
To retain control over inflation, it is important to show with one's actions that it is the inflation target that is the central focus for monetary policy decisions.
Enable an approval workflow to retain control over critical tasks.
The family managed to retain control of the company until about 2010, when the French
you will always be able to retain control over subordinates and give individual commands.
As Cassander fights to retain control over central Greece, Antigonus promises freedom to the Greek cities in a bid to gain support from them against Cassander.
it can be difficult to retain control of your day-to-day operations.
In order for the master to retain control over his undead… he had to cut out their heart… and keep it… hidden.
Often we are doing this to avoid having to manage a situation that frightens us, and to retain control in a situation we perceive as threatening.
Towards the end of his life, he fought to retain control over the Wallenberg sphere and to ensure the continuation of the family's heritage for future generations.
in an attempt to retain control over the Scottish Privy Council.
It must therefore be possible for this plenary to retain control over who is actually appointed to the offices in question.
the German Government over the‘golden share', or the opportunity for the state to retain control over strategically important companies.
Therefore I think it is important for the United Kingdom to retain control of its own borders,
we should be saying that we must try to retain control of innovation, and that means that the research funds can certainly have a part to play
The need for Member States to retain control over the policy direction
The EESC therefore recognises the need for the Community to retain control over certain essential elements of ERIC activities.