Summary
control {noun}
control · dirección · dominio · mando · dominación
to control {verb}
dominar · fiscalizar · controlar
control {noun}
mastery · control · checking · steering · controlling
English-Spanish translation for "control"
"control" Spanish translation
control {noun}
The quality of consultation is another problem that concerns democratic control.
We are calling for the strengthening of judicial control by the Court of Justice.
You can also navigate the Guide by using a Windows Media Center remote control.
The Tampere agenda had three elements: control, harmonisation and integration.
The Community wants to bring a portion of the system under supranational control.
This is where you control the position of the recipient's address on the envelope.
This is where you control the position of the sender's address on the envelope.
We are going to create a management and control system in every Directorate-General.
There is then already some control over regional planning on a European level.
assist the Cardinal who had control of the affairs of State and to attend
In the section of your domain, click Domain Control Panel.
The Welcome to Your Domain Control Panel page opens.
They do not accept to be deprived of the control of their future.
Mr President, the theory of control, which spread in Asia in the 60s, is repeating itself in central Africa.
The Domain Control Panel of your domain opens.
The structure and control of the operation are vital to the command of the operation.
In order to do that, perhaps what we should do is ban the TV remote control.
Use a remote control with Windows Media Center
We must also avoid duplication of effort with the separate planning and command and control structures of the ESDP.
control circuit
control {noun} (also: dominance, mastery, domination)
to control {verb}
to control [controlled|controlled] {v.t.} (also: to dominate, to overpower, to rule, to command)
The other countries affected have a lower rate of prevalence and also appear to be in control of the situation.
But we have two trends that we cannot control.
Organised crime is particularly difficult to bring under control because the odds are stacked unevenly.
We must succeed in genuinely taking control of the budgetary changes which prove to be necessary and which are discussed and agreed on.
It is up to me to keep my cravings under control, and I hate having a Commissioner or a politician prevent me from indulging what I see as
to control [controlled|controlled] {v.t.} (also: to supervise)
The conditions established by the proposal to control this feeding practice are stricter than the current one and are in line with the...
to control [controlled|controlled] {v.t.} (also: to check)
This will, in turn, eventually ensure that the outbreak is brought under control.
It is now a question of giving citizens the power to control the institutions.
This is where you control the position of the recipient's address on the envelope.
The use of stun guns is for self-defence and riot control is not in question.
The expenses system must be more open, easier to follow and easier to control.
control {noun}
The quality of consultation is another problem that concerns democratic control.
We are calling for the strengthening of judicial control by the Court of Justice.
You can also navigate the Guide by using a Windows Media Center remote control.
The Tampere agenda had three elements: control, harmonisation and integration.
The Community wants to bring a portion of the system under supranational control.
We should be interested in checking systems and not checking individuals.
The checking and assessment mechanisms have been decidedly inadequate.
What we are dealing with here is indeed, in principle, just the checking of an application.
It would mean Member States reinforcing their resources for checking on land as well as at sea.
This has always been our biggest problem: we have no system for checking compliance.
controlling {noun} [account.]
Currently the national parliaments act in controlling their governments.
to ensure effective means of controlling the international arms market
The first aim that monetary policy has achieved is controlling inflation.
Controlling and streamlining public spending are worthy objectives.
Here are some recommendations for controlling your reputation online.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "control":
Synonyms (Spanish) for "control":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "control" in Spanish
Similar words
contributing · contribution · contributions · contributive · contributor · contributory · contrite · contrition · contrivance · contrived · control · controllable · controlled · controller · controllers · controlling · controls · controversial · controversy · contruction · contumacy
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