Examples of using Constrains in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
He must make a boat to sail in some angle using the steering weal and the sail constrains for getting maximum speed.
which is often repeated, constrains the room.
The legal basis that now constrains us to talking only about legislation to combat immigration is something that I too find frustrating,
acknowledging the constrains of an existing built environment,
the brutal truth is that EU membership constrains Britain's economic prospects.
However, my financial constrains, lack of access to research facilities,
service-based administrative model that prevails today and which constrains the number of licences
other negative material that constrains their life force.
This body constrains the thermal expansion of the insert in the x
Unfortunately, the view that environment protection constrains economic growth is quite common.
Nevertheless, the EESC acknowledges the constrains for the early extension of the full security regime of the aforementioned Regulation to cover the wider port areas and the need to afford to Member States,
When the image alignment constrains the image to grow above
so students who are not taking any business modules still make some decisions based on financial constrains, competitive advantage, etc. 5 DSDM works with any development tools,
Given the necessity to find a balance between the Community budgetary constrains and the importance to channel the Funds towards the citizens most affected by the crisis, it is proposed
Smooth mode constrains the curve type to a smooth line with tension
taking account of the time constrains laid down in that Agreement,
something's inhibiting you, constraining your energy.
The concept of constrained subtitling.
But something's inhibiting you, constraining your energy.
A three-tier model of constrained subtitling.