Examples of using Held in check in English and their translations into German
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Once they sprout they can barely be held in check.
The fearsome thing is held in check with three clamps.
Benedikt Picture Caption: The enthusiams was held in check.
The latter two are held in check and controlled by the Udana, which thus controls all.
It was only throughfear that the dregs of humanity were to be held in check.
The rage of the hierarchy was for a time held in check by the king, who despised the narrow bigotry of the monks;
But for those owed money out there, it's only a matter of time before theirtempers can no longer be held in check.
Further upward gains are currently being held in check by the strong euro.
Unity is continuously held in check and impeded in the object, while a new type of unity triumphs in the subject.
People who migrate in pursuit of wealth are held in check by harsh laws.
Offenders are to be held in check by ecclesiastical censure, without regard to appeal, the apostolic constitutions and ordinances and all other things whatsoever to the contrary notwithstanding.
But because rap's spoken, the feeling is sort of held in check, all on one note.
Interimperialist strife, previously held in check by the need for a common anti-Soviet alliance, erupted anew.
The Left Party is instinctively hostile to any social movement that is not controlled and held in check by the trade unions.
The father of one of the hijackers Albanians as indeed he held in check in the first feature swears revenge and takes the Mills family vacation in Istanbul to carry out his plan.
Barr, is found in the majority of the world's population,but is usually held in check by the immune system.
How is the instability and dangerousness of the human animal to be held in check, where we can no longer count on a'compulsion to repeat' in the application of the rules which are in effect at any given time?
Violent reciprocity is the acting out of rivalry between brothers or a father andson socially held in check by the institution of kinship.
You have the feeling that his love for flora has temporarily held in check his maniacal behaviour from the effects of the monocane drug.
The EBV virus, first described by the English virologists Michael Epstein and Yvonne M. Barr, is found in the majority of the world's population,but is usually held in check by the immune system.
What began as a European peace project has led to dispute anddiscontent that can only be held in check by heavy borrowing from the savings accounts of citizens of the Eurozone's core countries.
He remarkably exploited the image of a community which, without outside mobilization,could disappear under the fire of the Nigerian army who was nevertheless held in check on the field.
The components for a fire hotter than 98.6 are therefore present,but are held in check only by the limited supply of oxygen.
Rene Girard states:"violent reciprocity is the acting out of rivalry between brothers or a father andson socially held in check by the institution of kinship.
Savings could remain high, even as current consumption grows slowly,while the trade balance would be held in check by higher demand for imported capital goods.
So that it covers the second layer including the Freudian unconscious, where sadism, greed, lust, envy,perversions of all kinds are held in check, but without compromising in the slightest power.
There was, however, one adverse influence,which neither economics nor royal sympathies could hold in check.
This act of local horror was also one of national significance, for it vindicated the late US diplomat and strategist George F. Kennan'swarning that American foreign policymakers should hold in check their urge to act, especially militarily.