Examples of using Confines in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
This Directive confines itself to minimum requirements the Member States must respect.
But this went way beyond the ordinary confines of a lawyer-client relationship.
The confines of copyright should instead be defined by the legislator.
WCM is breaking out of its marketing confines.
The Borghetto moreover confines with the Medieval Castle of Larciano.
José Casanova confines religion explicitly to the civil society.
The interior merges and dematerializes the confines with the exterior.
Logic looks at the confines of what has been drawn.
You choose to stay within the confines of a play-pen.
Vandalism does not even respect the sacred confines of churches.
Modern Hotel in the confines of a cozy inn steeped in tradition.
The confines of the space and the powerlessness of the small number.
The interior confines of the old channel traces often provide good fishing.
For coloring agents Young-Jae Lee confines herself to iron oxide.
As such, Leviticus practically confines itself to legislation, and, except in the section chs.
Justice within the confines of the law is, therefore, impossible.
They are"bound" in the confines of the pot.
Existence breathes collectively outside the confines of this life.
Selling medicinal marijuana outside the confines of an approved shop is still illegal.
A methodology followed only in the confines of futures trading.