Примеры использования Restricting на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Restricting the role of certificates.
Prohibition of restricting rights and freedoms.
Restricting the enjoyment of rights.
Sweden had a long tradition of restricting immigration.
Restricting amylolytic decomposition.
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Legal consequences of restricting the role of certificates.
Restricting traffic in information weapons;
There is no legislation restricting speculation on housing;
Non restricting uni-sex design for men and women.
Go wild andwrite whatever you can think of without restricting yourself.
Laws restricting speculation on land.
There are no special legislations restricting contraception in Lithuania.
Restricting a person to access certain information;
Elimination of any laws restricting the enjoyment of women's rights.
Restricting the length of summary records to 5,000 words.
A system for monitoring or restricting the use of digital media content.
Restricting or suppressing the liberty of an accused.
The measures taken included restricting or banning the import and use of those substances.
Restricting access to resources, especially funding from foreign sources.
Forecast the favorable and restricting factors that hamper the development of environment;
Restricting the smoking of tobacco"; adopted at second reading in June 2001;
In 1871 he achieved termination of restricting provisions of the 1856 Paris Peace Treaty.
Non restricting fully adjustable belt uni-sex design.
The author analyzes barriers hindering and restricting the development of public-private partnership.
Laws restricting the use of foreign equipment.
Stereotypes restricting cultural rights of women.
A Law on restricting state controls was also prepared to reduce corruption risks.
Instruments restricting international transactions in.
Other measures restricting women, and which may have repercussions for their health, include the closure of women's hammams public baths.
The option of restricting contact was not often enforced.