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control
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to control
im Griff haben · ansteuernd · ansteuern
to control {verb}
bändigen · unter Kontrolle halten · beaufsichtigen · beherrschen · kontrollieren · leiten · steuern · regeln · regulieren · meistern
English-German translation for "control"
"control" German translation
control
control (also: triggering, pitch, activation, drive level)
control (also: containment, domination, governing)
But we should have one priority: to bring the costs of enlargement under control.
These are in a way beyond the control and vigilance of everyone.
Control of the new operational environment will also require increased technical and pedagogic facilities and resources in training schemes.
This resolution argues in favour of maintaining price and market policy and associated production control, with good reason.
Furthermore, this control is initiated and operated by Parliament itself.
The third weak point is that there is no adequate legal control over the financial corrections.
the specific arrangements for the Union's possible participation in the control bodies of the European Convention;
In October the Commission adopted a regulation on minimum standards for financial control by Member States.
Whatever is put in place cannot be seen to be weak and lacking the ability to control the harmful aspects that might develop.
The quality of consultation is another problem that concerns democratic control.
This will, in turn, eventually ensure that the outbreak is brought under control.
The control of the Fund's activities on the ground still needs to be intensified.
Compliance requires adequate control which, in turn, requires proper monitoring.
If we do not, we will cease to have any control whatsoever over the situation.
control (also: control element)
control element
If, however, the state control is missing, it leads to catastrophic conditions.
The major features of the social model are full employment, the conservation of the environment and democratic control of the economy.
Institutional competition between countries with a view to discovering sound solutions leads to quicker progress than does central control
We have to address the big issues like the control and regulation of speculative money and the global giants.
control unit
control units
control devices
But if you get to play with all those knobs and dials -- and of course, really the controller over there does it all on software -- you can make some terrific ribs.
The Council responded by saying that it was not in favour of that kind of control.
In the cereals sector the Commission is in a position to control them exactly.
Supranational control would make the issue less clear in the democratic debate.
You can see the control for the engines is actually on the roof of the cockpit.
As regards content, we need to limit and control immigration.
control (also: to scrutinize, to examine, to check, to survey)
But I am sure that the Committee on Budgetary Control will examine the method carefully.
The Committee on Budgetary Control depends on this work to allow it to discharge its responsibilities.
If we have a contract for Europol, when a final financial statement has been completed, we can control the issue.
I have asked the Secretary-General of the Commission to examine how best to step up our quality support and control.
Decides to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels;
control (also: to verify, to validate, to scrutinize, to revise)
OFCOM recommends checking the following points before acquiring a remote control toy:
We shall look into that and ensure that the Committee on Budgetary Control can do its work properly.
Why don't we control for other factors?
This legislation also provides for national control measures to be put in place so that the FAO can inspect them and be satisfied that they
control (also: to overlook, to oversee, to watch, to police)
These methods are used by the food control authorities to check foods on the market.
Secondly, such a programme would be extraordinarily difficult to monitor or control.
Consequently, the way effectively to combat drugs lies, primarily, in effective precursor control.
Parliament, and especially its Committee on Budgetary Control, will monitor and support such measures.
In any case, this Code of Conduct will only be useful if the quaestors control its application.
control [zool.]
New Publication: Directive on the control of the invasive chestnut gall wasp
It is for that reason that a careful approach towards the control of ISA is needed.
Fortunately, control does not depend solely on us, as we shall be assisted by many others.
Such action would include a comprehensive EU programme to combat and control this epidemic.
Some basic rules to control arms exports could provide a solution.
control [zool.] (also: plant protection)
integrated control
control [zool.]
control [account.]
control [account.]
joint control
to control
to control (also: to cope with)
to control one's feelings
to control oneself
We want at least a power of recall, which would enable us to control this extremely bureaucratic procedure, which is slipping from our
I am happy as long as we indicate a preference in timing while being realistic enough to realise that we do not control all the
to control (also: triggering, driving, calling at, stopping at)
to control (also: to drive, to trigger)
to control {verb}
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to restrain, to subdue, to quell)
Sometimes, of course, being compassionate can produce feelings within us that are very difficult to control.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb}
But we should, at the same time, control the risks involved.
We have to keep everything under control.
We must keep it under control.
to keep under control
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to supervise, overlook)
But I am in favour of having a supranational body which can control the national authorities and inform them as to what the problems are.
Is it autocratic, controlling, restrictive and untrusting and unfulfilling?
And at the end of the day, it's unfulfilling because you're controlled, you're restricted, you're not valued and you're not having any fun.
(Laughter) Controlling -- you're obviously an idiot, so I'm going to make a zillion little processes for you to follow so you don't step out of the box.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to govern, to contain, to sway, to rule)
Certain societies are in fact already trying to control this burgeoning cybereconomy.
Control of information means power, and a lack of information means a lack of influence.
It is simplistic to believe that the objective of the United States is to control energy resources.
We have not yet achieved our aim; we do not yet have this issue fully under control.
Learning to control one of the most elemental forces in nature is a pivotal moment in any child's personal history.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to inspect, to check, to monitor, checking)
The Bolivian State will be in control at the wellheads and inspection centres.
And what better way is there than, together with you, to control banking secrecy.
So how do you expect to be able to control voluntary agreements from Brussels?
For the rest, the citizens must control the state, not the other way around.
At the end of the day, it is the national parliaments which control the Council.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to manage, to govern, to conduct, to direct)
Far more attention should be paid to them since they manage and control a large part of social life.
We are the authority in charge of project control, overseeing the phases of execution, projection and construction in these projects, right
A State which directs and controls another State in the commission of an internationally wrongful act by the latter is internationally responsible for that act if:
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to regulate, to navigate, to steer, to head)
You can also control the display of graphics via the Graphics Graphics icon.
If he can see this pattern in his own brain, he can learn how to control it.
Then you don't need anything to control the car, except thinking about it.
The following statements are used to control the execution of a program.
With variable fields, you can control the content of your document dynamically.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to regulate, to regularize, to direct, to rule)
We want things to be regulated properly so that the problem can be brought under control.
But we must take into account the budgetary control which imposes precise rules.
Next thing we have to do, we have to control and regulate the whole structure.
When they control their brain, they can control their pain.
If the Kurds can control their pipelines, they can set the terms of their own statehood.
to control [controlled|controlled] {vb} (also: to regulate)
They control mosquito larvae, among other things.
They control pests, and they're food for animals.
This is why we must obviously support the efforts designed to control supply on the basis of market demand.
to regulate and control certain matters.
It is precisely for this reason that we need strict controls in the maritime transport sector.
to control [controlled|controlled] {v.t.} (also: to master, to overcome)
It will, of course, be necessary to have rules and regulations in order to keep the situation under control and to avoid anarchic...
able to control.
If the Union wishes to control rather than merely accept the commitments made for the year 2000, it must stick to a coherent and logical
The first thing we need, in our view, is a set of guidelines and structures that enable us, at Union level, to control the financial
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Usage examples for "control" in German
Similar words
contrite · contritely · contriteness · contrition · contrivance · contrivancer · contrivances · contrived · contrives · contriving · control · control-lever · control-section · controled · controllability · controllable · controlled · controller · controllers · controlling · controls
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