Examples of using Would restrict in English and their translations into German
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But I can't commit myself, because it would restrict my freedom of decision.
Adapting the financial framework to the proposalsin the report would not increase the flexibility of the Union, but would restrict it.
He warned against any EU initiative that would restrict the flexibility of this measure.
The overall context of Chapter 3 in Title V of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union shows that Article 81.2 TFEU did notconfer a corresponding competence on the European Union which would restrict this responsibility of the Member States.
We want no additional conditions which would restrict the political and fiscal freedom of the individual participants.
These shares would not be listed on a stock exchange, which would restrict liquidity.
You might assume that these fins would restrict the lure? s casting properties but, in testing, our team anglers found that they actually stabilised the flight.
The two biggest unions are against this law which, in their view, would restrict freedom of action.
We discussed the new US administration and potential policies that would restrict imports and what impact this would have on their business-which could actually be positive in some scenarios.
My understanding of their language is fairly limited,but they seem to be trying to establish a system... that would restrict intership communications.
Similarly, they are the best antidote to any type of“guardianship” that would restrict your freedom and subordinate or ignore the dignity of citizens, especially that of the most poor.
We should not ask for consensus with the United States after all,for I think that would restrict us enormously in our policy.
In addition, a measure of this kind would restrict freedom of movement of goods and services through a region of the Union, irrespective of which, and that could constitute a violation of the Treaty of Rome.
It was feared that auniversally binding codification of human rights would restrict the sovereignty of individual nations.
That is why I would be strictly against any principle that would restrict the concept of social housing to only the poorest groups in society, especially with respect to the diversity of European countries and the principle of subsidiarity.
The licensor is liable for the licensed productsbe free of any third parties' rights that would restrict or exclude the use in accordance with the contracted scope.
Amendments Nos 4. 49 and87 would not be acceptable because they would restrict the ability of a country to move water from where it is in supply to where it is needed, be that arid areas or urban areas.
He was opposed to restricting the number of nationals of the same Member State on the Bureau,pointing out that this would restrict the Groups' freedom to choose the best candidates.
They shall not impose any conditions,additional criteria or procedures which would restrict, alter or delay the correct implementation of the harmonised assignment of radio frequencies.
All service stations covered by option(c)with automatic monitoring of all stage II equipment that would restrict petrol sales if the equipment is not functioning correctly.
The most striking example is the amendment of Rule 110(4), which would restrict the number of normal written questions to three per month.
However it will notcommit itself to proposing a uniform interpretation of the Regulation, as this would restrict the Commission's right of initiative under the Treaty.
A visa is expensive andthere was a justifiable fear that the visa system would restrict the free traffic and contacts and slow down the changing of attitudes.
As an example, he highlighted that the Maastricht Treaty doesnot include a strict no-bailout rule which would restrict one member state from assuming the debts of other member states.
Indeed, ex antecommitments would be counter-productive in this field, since they would restrict the ability of the central bank to act to contain systemic disturbances with unforeseen features.
The EESC supports the right of countries to legislate andexercise democratic control over business measures that would restrict their capacity to regulate new services as they see fit.
In any event, we must never allow a military-industrialcomplex to be set up in the Union's Europe which would restrict political powers, the kind of complex whose powerful influence General Eisenhower bemoaned when he left the US Presidency.
This would also curb certain excesses when it comes to the parameters for oilextraction or unscrupulous blending with relatively acid crude olive oil and would restrict the quantity of lampante olive oil likely to be deodorised without deacidification.
As far as the resettlement programme is concerned,I agree that it is necessary to draw up a legislative standard which would restrict illegal immigration into the European Union, and which would establish the conditions for legitimate migration.
In writing.- While there is a broad consensus on the need to reduce harmful emissions,the author of this report called for measures that would restrict trade with poorer countries- condemning their citizens to poverty, disrupting global supply chains and introducing unrealistic penalties.