Examples of using Restraints in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You're a guy. You have no restraints.
Yes, sir. He's in restraints.
I think we're gonna need four-point restraints!
Voluntary export restraints imposed by trading partners would also often induce the formation of export cartels which may have" spill-over" effects upon the domestic market.
Anti-whiplash systems, which move the head restraints forward to support the neck in the event of a collision;
The fiscal and monetary restraints that have been pursued, especially since 2002, to create conditions that would stimulate growth,
The Agreement on Agriculture largely eliminates non-tariff measures(NTMs) in that sector, while the Agreement on Safeguards prohibits voluntary export restraints and other“grey area” measures.
We welcome the restraints exerted in recent years by the permanent members of the Council concerning the veto right.
The difficulties encountered in implementing legislative measures also differ significantly from country to country; they range from a lack of awareness of available services to cultural restraints.
Several other types of restraints are acceptable as long as they do not exceed the duration of the agreement; these include inter alia price restraints on the protected object, non-exclusive grant-backs, and restrictions on competition outside Germany.
While direct subsidization of production will be increasingly limited and the use of quantitative restraints on imports is prohibited, there are no restraints on the use of public investment measures for agricultural and rural development purposes.
As a result, developing countries following the policies of integration into the world economy have been left with macroeconomic policies of exchange rate devaluation, interest rate changes and wage restraints- all of which are constrained by developments in the world market.
Financial restraints may limit the frequent use of such measures and there is therefore an urgent need to experiment with other, less expensive means of witness protection, for example, for victims of trafficking in human beings.
She also expressed concern and alarm about restraints on the right to freedom of association, the lack of free media and restraints on freedom of expression, including reports that the Government subjects all media outlets to pre-publication censorship, that most Russian-language media had been banned and that access to the Internet had been severely restricted.
Anti-competitive practices and abuse of dominant market positions limit market access and market entry to major developed country markets; they include exclusive dealing, market sharing, export restraints imposed on licensees and joint venture partners, and denial of access to international networks and technology markets.
Get the restraints.
Handcuffs, restraints.
Removing primary restraints.
Finish those restraints.
Exactly. Social restraints.