Everyone in Moscow uses the English term "face control," though the phrase is often transliterated in print as "feis kontrol".
A recent suggestion to familiarize students with differing stakeholder and organizational controls contains the phrase "best practices".
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"Is being attracted to men under control?" Tonéx repeats the phrase, weighing it.
In regard to the Miami investigation in particular, Emmert said the N.C.A.A. is working under the old framework of what constitutes "lack of institutional control," and that the phrase will have a new definition by August.
After seeing dozens of head scratching polls and focus groups, I conclude that when many voters hear "gun control," they interpret the phrase as the opposite of the right to own guns, the idea that Americans can't be trusted to own guns.
"Control the controllables" is a phrase often used by Stephen Park, the team manager, but when the winds shift about with a fickleness that is beyond the power of all but a clairvoyant to predict, matters can quickly go wrong and they did for Dempsey, who won a bronze medal in Athens.
For example, you may understand the words "control" and "group," but not know what the phrase "control group" means.
The phrase "control freak" figures prominently in my husband's interpretation of the situation.
