Examples of using May restrict in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
subject to appropriate justification, the competent judicial authorities may restrict the parties' access to those hearings
Member States may restrict the freedom of movement
will not work properly and may restrict your user experience.
The EPPO may restrict, wholly or partly, the obligation to provide such information to the extent that such a restriction constitutes a necessary
omits to clearly inform the consumer that there are certain legal provisions which may restrict the sale, possession
will not work properly and may restrict your user experience.
Any measure which may restrict the fundamental freedoms should be strictly proportionate
I will quote from one of them:'The European Parliament proposes to introduce changes to the law which will affect my access to the Internet, and which may restrict or create conditions for the use of certain Internet pages and sites.
will not work properly and may restrict your user experience.
For reasons of security, Galeria Savaria may restrict the seller's rights of the User,
Member States may restrict the freedom of movement of EU citizens on grounds of public policy,
For reasons of security, Galeria Savaria may restrict the purchasing authorisations of the User,
the competent authorities may restrict quantities in such a way as to ensure that priority needs in the sectors concerned are met.
Furthermore, Deutsche Telekom may restrict access to the service if this is required for the security of network operations,
and so may restrict the right to freedom of association.
functionality of the site, and may restrict access to the content of the site.
should prevail over other considerations in assessments of incidents involving dual-use technologies used in ways that may restrict human rights;
should prevail over other considerations in assessments of incidents involving dual-use technologies used in ways that may restrict human rights;
(36) Member States may restrict the users' and subscribers' rights to privacy with regard to calling line identification where this is necessary to trace nuisance calls
To this end, particular attention should be paid to three specific types of conduct which may restrict such competition, namely preventing access of independent repairers to technical information,