Examples of using Too rigid in English and their translations into Danish
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also needn't be too rigid in fine skills.
This brings us to the main issue: do Community procedures not slow the whole process down because they are too rigid and the partners are not all in agreement?
If we talk about the very spinovka- in such sneakers it will not be too rigid and most likely replaceable.
Nevertheless it does not recommend the provisions of Amendment No 22, as they are too rigid.
The current European budget is still rather too rigid, recent examples being the negotiations for the food facility
Current legislative provisions in this area are far too rigid and counter-productive on many occasions.
I managed to approach my too rigid judge at his residence… just as he was leaving.
Banking secrecy, which is far too rigid, needs to be opened up,
Now, clearly there are problems with the 35-hour workweek in France-- too much, too soon, too rigid.
accounting proved too rigid for these requirements.
Shawn broke off from you because he didn't agree with what you believe in and you were too rigid to change.
extra staff it needs. The staffing system is too rigid.
However, there is no need to be too rigid or extreme; incentives for the Member States are a good idea, too. .
Too rigid an application of the law on competition may harm the development of European rail transport,
The other products that we looked at were too rigid and didn't offer the level of flexibility we required.
over the years, have gradually become too rigid or false.
if you are to evolve you cannot afford to be too rigid.
not permit great leaps; the structure of the European budget is much too rigid and inflexible for this as things stand.
said that the governments are making the market too rigid.
it's neither too rigid, nor is it too random.