Примери за използване на Limited rights на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Limited Rights of Use.
They have limited rights.
Limited rights to legal action.
Married, though with limited rights.
Limited rights to land and premises.
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They still had limited rights.
Limited rights to residential premises and land.
Super User- limited rights user;
Limited rights to use the materials from this site.
Business article Limited rights to land and premises.
Limited rights to residential premises and land.
Manager is the user with access to UDS Game Admin but with limited rights.
You have limited rights to personally view the images with your web browser.
The arbitrator's decision will final and binding with limited rights of appeal.
Austrian law only allows limited rights of appeal in small claims proceedings.
The rest are called“ajanib”(foreigners),who have ID cards but limited rights.
In others, limited rights were granted first in the hope of"changing" the Jews"for the better."[7].
Slaves were considered property and had only certain very limited rights as granted by statute.
Limited rights of standing for an insolvency practitioner in proceedings involving another member of the same group;
They worked alongside the metics(resident aliens), admitted craftsmen with limited rights.
Render non-exclusive, non-transferable and limited rights for use of Agro Office software for a certain period of time;
After you have finished installing the system,you can add users by giving them limited rights.
The Ecumenical Patriarchate has limited rights to train clergy and freely elect the Ecumenical Patriarch.
All family members had to exchange their common shares for shares with limited rights, those that could not be sold.
Staff is with limited rights, unlike users. Staff has no access to settings, prints and statistics.
Every family member had to exchange their common shares for limited rights shares, which cannot be sold.
Other factors are the limited rights of trade unions, and barriers to women seeking work in a traditional Muslim society.
Though less confined than their Greek counterparts, and indeed more liberated than the women of many later civilisations, Roman woman, both rich and poor, free or slave,had limited rights or avenues in life when compared to men.
Even when they do grant limited rights to those who work, they offer the option to restrict them still further in the future.
It became clear that the access to health care is not among limited rights of the prisoners and the procedure for treatment of HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C infections is being managed in different way.