Examples of using Would limit in English and their translations into Danish
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It is therefore not up to the Commission to lay down other rules that would limit the Member States' room for manoeuvre in this eminently cultural field.
stubbornly resist all changes that would limit their ability to victimise small businesses.
We must not vote for any delay on the implementation or indeed for a safeguard clause, which would limit the promise offered by EBA.
believe that this addition would limit the scope of the Framework Decision
Dagny. Orren Boyle is campaigning for a b that would limit the production of Rearden Metal.
The Commission feels that this is inappropriate taking into account that any exhaustive list would limit unnecessarily the scope of the provision.
Amendments 8 to 11 would result in a mitigation of the reduction process and would limit its application.
Okay. A Level V disposophobic might also be agoraphobic, which would limit his relationships in the outside world.
For example, specifying a value of 100 would limit the length of a content-type header to 100 bytes.
Gull-wing opening facilitates maintenance and, in case of a fall, would limit the leakage of gasoline.
it said that the“latest salvo would limit U.S. customers to“inferior yet more expensive alternatives,
The projected climate changes could reinforce this trend because market constraints in the dairy sector would limit production and more land
The long-awaited regulation would limit emissions to 1,000 pounds of CO2per megawatt-hour(MWh) of electricity produced,
The amendments agreed would limit the balanced reporting requirements to broadcasting,
The main part of Amendment No 3 and Nos 9, 10, 17 and 21 would limit the Commission's flexibility with regard to allocating funds each year in a way which is most advantageous to the NGOs.
not allow the adoption of laws or actions that would limit the free movement of people.
The long-awaited regulation would limit emissions to 1,000 pounds of CO2per megawatt-hour(MWh) of electricity produced,
the new rules would limit that access to which all MEPs are entitled under the Treaty.
We therefore oppose the amendments which would limit the duration of the programme, as we cannot imagine the
to maintaining appropriate quantities of reserves, which would limit the effects of fluctuations in production levels caused by climate change or other factors.