Examples of using Excessively restrictive in English and their translations into Swedish
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The original idea of producing annual financial plans seemed excessively restrictive.
An excessively restrictive definition of the vulnerability requirement for accessing the special incentive arrangement must also be avoided.
The current vulnerability criteria that determine eligibility for GSP+ are excessively restrictive.
It reflected our contempt for a risky and excessively restrictive seven-year financial programme.
Working life is constantly changing and the proposed wording"with the same working conditions" will be excessively restrictive.
If excessively restrictive provisions are introduced, there is a risk that the whole process of access to information and decision-making could be impeded.
We believe that we should not confront it shackled by a rigorous and excessively restrictive notion of the stability pact.
I pointed out in addition that excessively restrictive labour law may discourage enterprises from taking on new employees,
the need to fight against all abusive and excessively restrictive interpretations of the concept of public policy by some Member States.
It would appear that excessively restrictive nature of monetary policy has been largely responsible for the increase in public deficit in the euro area in the 1980s and even in the early 1990s.
These experiences suggest that licensing regulations might, in some cases, be excessively restrictive and that consumers might benefit from a relaxation of the existing rules.
However, excessively restrictive application of regulations may threaten the future of some producers and specialist suppliers such as health food shops,
bureaucratic and excessively restrictive for organisations in the fisheries sector
in view of the formulation of the excessively restrictive text of the rapporteur,
Notes the Commission's decision of 14 July 2015 to suspend several contracts across eight EU funding programmes due to the use of an excessively restrictive selection criterion in public procurement procedures in Hungary;
Furthermore, this approach would prevent an excessively restrictive approach to the SGP from causing permanent damage to growth in the cases of certain countries.
is excessively restrictive and gives the impression of wanting to close the doors to new ideas
An excessively restrictive interpretation of that term would undermine the effectiveness of that provision by divesting the exhaustion rule of all scope,
The Commission considers that that exemption is perhaps excessively restrictive and we could accept the idea that the directive would allow them to stay in use until 2015.
If budgetary constraints or an excessively restrictive interpretation of the definition of people who are disadvantaged
we must avoid measures that are excessively restrictive or harmful to animal feed producers
in particular those relating to an excessively restrictive timetable and to the scant attention paid to social and agricultural aspects,