Examples of using Constrained in English and their translations into Finnish
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If it is constrained and does not allow himself moans
and feel constrained to take place,
A high level of non-performing loans has constrained credit supply and needs to be addressed by further policy action.
The only exception is the case where constrained delegation was established between the computers involved in the operation.
If it would appear that supply of sustainable biofuels to the EU is constrained, the EU should be ready to examine whether further market access would be an option to help the development of the market20.
in particular those which have been constrained by geographical or time proximity of production and consumption.
In the continuation option, constrained production combined with growing demand increases the milk price,
In low-income countries, provision of social protection is often even more constrained by the relative lack of resources and, critically.
As discussed in Section 2, a constrained generalised correction mechanism has been explicitly proposed by Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Sweden.
There ailments aesthetic in which a person feels constrained, for example,
These funds should not be constrained by zoning in future but should serve precise objectives,
all types of service, unless suitable alternative routes exist which are not capacity constrained.
not just constrained to raise the hands up.
The Committee recognizes that the Commission may have been constrained by the reluctance of some Member States to provide data.
The architecture that we should develop will be very different from the architecture we have today where carrying-capacity is constrained.
they have also been constrained by it.
Although relations with Belarus are constrained, expert-level contacts on migration issues should be initiated.
We do not want to see these rights increasingly restrained and constrained, so we will support the widest possible
Greek authorities are constrained by failings in the operation of IACS when assessing the eligibility of cotton
objects to complicate the search often constrained by the dark, moving objects, and insects.