Examples of using Constrain in English and their translations into German
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Ecclesiastic
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
I will constrain him to a hard ascent.
But the EU can also constrain populism.
I will constrain him to a hard ascent.
Emma Stone is so happy that cannot constrain the emotions more.
Constrain telephone conversations to an absolute minimum.
Such safe doctrinal havens constrain the process of renewal.
Constrain Choice Controls- Restrict the activities that the user may select from the table of contents.
Your clothing should be purposeful and in may not constrain you in work.
However, they constrain the use and reuse of such innovations online.
Legal uncertainty is only one of several factors that constrain international trade.
Climate change will constrain living conditions in a lot of regions worldwide.
Modelling hydrothermal vent complex formation and dynamic constrain on live system.
This might constrain the number of sort keys per partition key value.
Out of 139 countries surveyed, 50 deny or constrain free speech and freedom of assembly.
It will not constrain your movements, air will be able freely to circulate round a body, and the dress will flutter on a wind.
These activities both damage the PBOC's balance sheet and constrain monetary policy.
The Strange Filters can constrain the Strange stats of your weapon to a specific map.
Such clothes for the pregnant woman, made with her own hands,will not constrain movement and allow the body to breathe.
DVD, VCD, and SVCD also constrain you to relatively low GOP(Group of Pictures) sizes.
The usage of software in future processes is often controversially discussed-as software should not outbreak or constrain the creative and open dialogue.
Here the actress could not constrain emotions, was deeply moved and began to cry.
The report carefully documents the development of NTBFs in 16 European countries andpoints to some factors which constrain the development of these types of firms in Europe.
The installed cables must not constrain the rotational movement and certainly shall not be damaged.
Efficiency, emission standards, classes of insurance, fuel quality, mechanical tolerances andextremely unsteady climatic conditions are just a few points that constrain the engineers in factories.
After all, the down jacket should not constrain the movement, while walking in it should be comfortable and warm.
A lot of mental blocks that constrain a satisfied grown-up life have their roots in more or less traumatic experiences during childhood.
Human activities on the regions' fringes could constrain the future of frogs that share this ecology with plants.
Too many companies still constrain their employees with rigid policies and procedures that make experimentation and learning impossible.
At present, night-time bans and a lack of options for expansion constrain the potential growth of international airports in Germany and Europe.
This term refers to undertakings that constrain the pricing behaviour of other undertakings in the market who might otherwise have tacitly colluded.