Examples of using To be restricted in English and their translations into Danish
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It would appear that this text also allows the right to abortion in Hungary to be restricted by stating, and I quote,'that the life of the foetus will be protected from the time of conception.
The report calls for direct payments to be capped and to be restricted to active farmers,
Consequently, our efforts must tend towards finding ways which will allow demands to be restricted to the absolutely necessary,
Your dog's activity will need to be restricted to avoid incidental bleeding,
It is true that it is not good for press freedom to be restricted and we must be concerned about anything of that nature,
if the free movement of goods is thought to be restricted, we should realise that there is always inland shipping, there is always railway transport
opening the way for the EU budget to be restricted and payments from the funds to be reduced,
though sometimes it appears to be restricted to facial identity.
of establishing firm rules where access may need to be restricted.
the existence of only one is sufficient for the share of the surviving spouse to be restricted to one half.
you can apply for its use to be restricted while the application is made.
which has uncontrolled powers, needs to be restricted.
it allows dialogue to be restricted to the most active organisations,
More generally, the focus of work in this area has tended to be restricted to interventions targeting specific problematic behaviours,
opening the way for the EU budget to be restricted and payments from the funds to be reduced,
in the German-speaking countries this includes a large number of apprentices undergoing vocational training- should have the same opportunities that perhaps used to be restricted to people with tertiary, academic educations.
Neither the wording of the Brussels Convention and its history nor the commentaries on that Convention required the term"settlement" to be restricted to settlements in which persons other than children were granted maintenance, so as to render impossible the enforcement of a court settlement such as that concerned here.
if it were to be accepted, Member States' liability for damage resulting from such infringements ought therefore to be restricted solely to those cases in which there is a sufficiently serious infringement of Community law. However, liability could not