Examples of using Confining in English and their translations into Polish
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In addition, confining exercise to slow, short outdoor walks,
You know how someone might describe a situation that's unpleasant or confining as being"like a prison"?
Thus far, with rough and all-unable pen… our bending author hath pursued the story… in little room confining mighty men… mangling by starts the full course of their glory.
Francisco Alvarez also recorded the tradition that it was Yemrehana Krestos who began the tradition of confining rival heirs to the Imperial throne at Amba Geshen.
He seeks an unfamiliar place because he feels that where he is there is too much familiarity- it is too confining, too limited, too close.
Confining a horse to a stall or a small paddock inhibits blood flow, and it damages receptors in the hoof capsule.
The universal nature of the future rules should not be in dispute: confining the application of the harmonised conflict rules to strictly“intra-Community” international situations
By confining the Agency's remit to the scope of Community(or Union)
a constructive approach that sees Europe as not just imposing sanctions, confining itself to sanctions, but as also helping a Member State to resolve a crisis.
The Trustees shall at all times retain control of such corporations and associations either by confining membership therein to their own number
even suspend the implementation of cooperation with the States concerned by confining cooperation to activities of direct benefit to those sections of the population in need.
I shall reserve what I have to say upon this subject to the notes on a canon which seems really to deal with it, confining myself here to an elucidation of the words found in the canon before us.
or the lie of confining religions, but the lie of your identity-a lie that ensures your imprisonment.
councils as authorities, confining himself to Holy Scripture,
The confining phase is usually defined by the behavior of the action of the Wilson loop,
Confining ourselves to regions within the solar system, we realize that our natural environment,
causing irreparable damage and confining over a billion people to their homes;
rather than confining the scope of social protection to targeted income and consumption transfers'14.
mountains occur around the periphery, confining the sheet along its margins.
believes the Communication is right to envisage confining the use of biofuels to niches of the transport sector that are difficult to electrify