Examples of using Restrictive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Fifthly, to put an end to the restrictive visa policy,
Doing that at home is very restrictive, and I intend to change that.
Flexible and not restrictive.
Don't dress the child in restrictive clothing.
They didn't diet and play restrictive games with their bodies and metabolism.
charter could risk seeming restrictive.
is strict and restrictive.
adults take up the restrictive bar to unwind.
Because the rules of Father's house seem too restrictive.
You may ask why such a restrictive definition of'consumer' is necessary?
But it became, in turn, restrictive and reductive.
The communication and coordination process in Title VI seems somewhat restrictive.
and play restrictive games with their body and metabolism.
Dr. Rosedale's approach is even more carb restrictive.
they are always difficult or restrictive.
Now, for reasons of very restrictive firewalls it might be nice if you knew of a ssh server listening on port 443
the International Cycling Union brought in quite restrictive equipment rules,
The balancing test implied by the principle of proportionality assumes an assessment of the more or less restrictive nature of the measure chosen when it is compared with the alternative measures that might have been implemented.
The BER exempts from the Commission's ban on restrictive business practices(Article 81) certain co-operation agreements
In the second case, the existing building of the diffuse type is entirely subject to compliance with minimum energy efficiency performance particularly restrictive and not easy to get in old buildings.