Examples of using Were restricted in English and their translations into German
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Special care was taken during construction to ensure that plants and animals were restricted and affected as little as possible.
If«angle valves» were restricted.
Previous studies on the topic were restricted regionally.
Until now, these vehicles were restricted to be used in cross-border transport.
Residents were restricted to 100 litersof water per person, per day.
Political parties--except for Golkar--were restricted from campaigning in rural areas.
Wok and pilot together could not exceed 130 kilos and adaptations were restricted.
Both changes of discharge rates and pressure gradients were restricted locally and by time.
In anticipation of the crowds, viewing areas were restricted to‘wristband' only.
Business activities were restricted to delivering round-profile steel to the micro technology and watch-making industries.
In one study, healthy young adults were restricted to four hours of sleep each night.
NATO missions were restricted to the territory of its member-states and to self-defense during the Cold War.
The gains made during this era were restricted during the Civil War in 1936 and the dictatorship.
However, access to these extremely confidential death records were restricted until fifty years of the individual death.
At first, the shaving skills of the Tsar were restricted to those living closest to him.
AO students were restricted to lodgings that were registered at Housing as a Safe
The brothels in the Edo period were restricted to certain areas, called the pleasure quarters or licensed districts.
In our founding year, 1867, electricity, paper and mobility were restricted to a limited number of people.
We would have liked to have a flight machine but were restricted to the existing space," continues Giddy.
The plant was introduced to Germany in 1880, although its uses were restricted to the treatment of gynaecological illnesses.