Examples of using Constraints imposed in English and their translations into Italian
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This being the case, constraints imposed on European producers only could well have a negative impact on the competitiveness of European agriculture
In view of the constraints imposed on this heading, the Commission has established a clear order of priority, with education, training and youth policy also in the front line up by 12%, with a special effort for the new SOCRATES programme.
When the identity of the body in motion gives way to the expectations and constraints imposed by others, the installation becomes the place where you set the stereotypes of seduction.
the behaviour of private agents, which should take into account the constraints imposed by EMU.
fiscal union, and pointed to the difficulties of including all this within the length constraints imposed by the opinion.
Following liberalisation, the water, energy, transport and telecommunications sectors often operate effectively on a competitive basis, and the constraints imposed on tendering authorities are sometimes no longer justified;
meet new constraints imposed by the work force,
on the other, the series constraints imposed by the legal system.
In compliance with the constraints imposed by legislation on company law,
In addition, due consideration must be given to the constraints imposed by the fact that, on average, CEECs are characterised by a higher degree of volatility in output levels compared with EU Member States and are small open
made aware of the constraints imposed by Legislative Decree no.
Due consideration must be given to the constraints imposed by the fact that, on average, CEECs are characterised by a higher degree of volatility in output levels compared with EU Member States
accepting the constraints imposed on social and economic activity'.
the realization of a homogeneous structural scheme able to withstand these loads and compatible with the constraints imposed by the hull and the shape
has helped alleviate the impact of constraints imposed on state budgets in these areas due to the unfavourable economic situation.
for example, the need to limit the constraints imposed on people subject to the reporting obligation.
I could convey a message to the youth of Europe that the programme Youth in Action will be one of the first to receive support within the constraints imposed by the financial outlook, as an instrument for the future European Union in 2007 to 2013.
freedom to live without constraints imposed of the dominant culture. A culture that often makes man a slave of the ideologicico-cultural system, forcing him to rigid frame of mind
in my opinion, the key element in this debate today on foot and mouth disease is the constraints imposed by the OIE with regard to the trade sanctions inflicted on countries that no longer enjoy'foot and mouth disease free' status?
Taking account of objective factors determining the current level of administrative expenditure, the constraints imposed on Member States' administrative budgets