Examples of using Inflexibility in English and their translations into Hungarian
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She is unable to open her mouth wide enough due to inflexibility of the jaw hinge and she cannot move her tongue bilaterally.
determination and inflexibility, such a tattoo can become a kind of talisman in life.
Or should we blame the alleged overvaluation of euro and its inflexibility because Nokia not a shining star anymore?
the shortage of jobs, or the inflexibility of the labour market.
A uniform notice period, as proposed, would introduce an element of inflexibility for those Member States,
old-fashioned common sense to replace the inflexibility of some over-zealous mandarins.
I have got savings, and… I don't want you to miss out on your dream because of the department's inflexibility.
Reference has already been made to the inflexibility that results from having detailed operational and technical standards in co-decision legislation.
SOA addresses the complexity, inflexibility, and weaknesses of existing approaches to business process design, workflow, and application integration.
who believes that his achievements in bodybuilding are largely due to the professionalism and inflexibility of the mentor.
possibly because of the inflexibility.
as well as inflexibility for the employee.
They would lead to organisational inflexibility and do not allow the possibility to take into consideration the specificities of the Member States.
Mr Maaten is not here, but I do not think that it is'ideological inflexibility' to say that we may end up with twin-track health care.
When a child has poor resilience, this can stem from a parent's inflexibility, inability to handle change well
the achievements of the trade unions are now looked upon as'inflexibility' and'a burden'.
with good strength, inflexibility and resistance to shock.
environmental and inflexibility factors.
Nevertheless, I would like to begin by looking at the problems relating to the structure and inflexibility of the European budget.
The EESC recommends that bureaucratic inflexibility, risk aversion and market distortions, i.e. any kind of barrier to innovation,
