Examples of using Constrains in English and their translations into Hungarian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Convert Anchor Point, and Direct Selection tools constrains the handles in the perpendicular direction.
on intra-Community supplies only, but not on intra-Community acquisitions. This constrains the possibilities for cross-checks.
such a case as yours constrains a man to bow in the hams.
Lojban was initially designed for the purpose of supporting research on a concept known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis:"the structure of a language constrains the thinking of people using that language.".
Holding the Shift modifier constrains the handles to a perpendicular direction,
Economic and social prerequisites and constrains of collaboration- co-operation among producers in the Hungarian agri-food economy with special emphasis on trust issues 8.115 Close.
technological change, constrains life-long learning
Safeguarding the existing forests constrains agricultural development as it limits the expansion of cropland
It also states that small and medium-sized enterprises face more constrains to commercialization of their innovations than bigger companies.
The healing occur outside of the constrains of the time and space, so more time is not better.
The love of Christ constrains us not to consider our brother a stranger,
Resources and Constrains, Objectives, Buyer Behavior,
The lenders' willingness and capacity to provide funding also constrains the financial envelope,
It also states that SMEs face more constrains to commercialization of their innovations than bigger companies.
It is wrong if either undermines or constrains the other, and it is the job of the Commission to ensure that separation.
perpetuate the subordination of female people to male people, and constrains the development of individuals of both sexes.
which is often repeated, constrains the room.
the brutal truth is that EU membership constrains Britain's economic prospects.
are outside of the direct control of F4E” and“F4E is a sui generis organisation operating in a complex environment, which constrains the possibilities for cost-efficiency”.
It should be noted that tax systems in developing countries are characterised by being based on indirect taxation(in which most revenue comes from the taxation of goods and services), which constrains tax revenues and creates inefficiency within these systems.