Examples of using Constrain in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the prudential analysis of remuneration policies and plans will together constrain the excessive variable compensation of the past.
disc formats and encryption constrain the PS4's ability of DVD playback.
Moreover, the vehicle manufacturers who do not currently license their technology are also potential entrants on the technology market and thus constrain the ability of the parties to profitably raise prices.
Unfortunately the European authorities are hampered by the budgetary rules that constrain the EU and its member states.
we come back to the same problems that constrain hackerdom to operate like a gift culture.
This said, noise-related measures constrain not only airport capacity at a particular airport but also the aviation system as a whole through knock-on effects.
maximum strategic potential and may even constrain future economic opportunities.
of a consistent approach, these individual frameworks contain gaps and differences which constrain the development of HRSD market.
The aim of this report is therefore to reduce the prevalence of negative gender stereotypes in the EU that constrain the opportunities and chances of men, but even more so of women.
hence the high price of seedlings of tree peonies constrain widespread these beauties in the gardens.
the current preferences constrain angle, or to the dominant axis of the path.
inadequate vehicles all impair the transport system and ultimately constrain economic output.
It is these international principles that helped constrain bigger countries from imposing our will on smaller ones,
They constrain the VM vCPU count to reduce the cost of software licensing,
As there might be numerous religious belief patterns, which constrain us unconsciously and barricade the work of our creative energies like a forbidding code.
There are no rules guiding alien behavior on Earth that bound or constrain the size of a response to The Call.
To quote Hayek again:"Rousseau led people to forget that rules of conduct necessarily constrain and that order is their product;
However, it contends that the convergence is not such that the two products may be regarded as substitutes or that the prices of one constrain prices of the other.
service shall not claim protection from, nor constrain the use and development of, stations of the fixed and mobile services.
could unhelpfully constrain developments in a highly innovative field.