Examples of using It limits in English and their translations into Finnish
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Be exclusive in the sense that it limits the possibility of the parties to compete against each other
It limits the tendency to issue patents too casually,
Option 3 is also budget neutral but it limits the EU contribution also for milk.
Experience, notably in Rumania, shows that over-regulation can have a negative impact on the development of micro-credit if it limits flexibility of operation
can be used on treated hair since it limits to the maximum damage of the treatment.
Countries seek ways to evade the convention on the rights of the child because it limits their chances to control unwanted immigration.
Furthermore, it is probably detrimental to the European budget itself, as it limits opportunities to adjust it annually as required.
where it provides the definition of final destination and it limits carriers' liability by specifying that"alternatives connecting flights shall not be taken into account if the original planned arrival time is respected.
trade with developing countries, the method suggested is illogical and dangerous because it limits a global issue to the European context.
financial stability reasons, it limits participation of merchants and processors in issuing and acquiring,
I therefore consider that Regulation No 1873/2003 is invalid to the extent that it limits the mode of administration of progesterone to‘intravaginal therapeutic
as required by Article 3(2)(b) of the Basic Decision, since it limits the number of invest ments which may result in a tax credit, on the basis of the activity of the firms concerned.
of the Council relating to restrictions on the marketing of certain measuring devices containing mercury is an important document as it limits the amount of mercury released into the environment.
is Article 5(2) of Directive 2005/35/EC invalid in so far as it limits the exceptions in Annex I Regulation 11(b) of MARPOL 73/78
I found it limiting.
Is it limited, George?
Before her, we relied upon word of mouth, and it limited our effectiveness.
Therefore it limited the use of the comitology procedure to the definition of general principles(Article[5(3)])
Rolls of narrow bands of cloth made by hand which made it limited for any application for apparel.
Frankly, that was not an entirely satisfactory approach, because it limited the possibilities for the Commission and the Community institutions