Examples of using Prohibitive in English and their translations into Polish
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there the amounts are generally prohibitive.
Certainly, Canon D30 Camera 2000 broke the prohibitive price barrier for digital SLR,
that might be considered non-affordable or even prohibitive.
cannot afford to buy it due to prohibitive costs.
The cost of the cross-border settlement of debts is currently prohibitive for creditors in cases where the debtor has assets in different Member States.
This setup avoids prohibitive international transfer costs,
the administrative costs are prohibitive.
INSA offered an alternative for students for whom several years of preparatory school constituted a risk and a prohibitive cost.
the cost of cross-border debt recovery can be prohibitive and can deter parties from engaging in legal proceedings.
Legal remedies are often not effective in such cases either because of prohibitive costs or due to the rights of Member States to claim taxation1.
the Television Trwam- prohibitive, impossible fees to pay.
cost can be prohibitive.
Websites can be prohibitive.
the upfront costs may still be prohibitive.
have a certain cost, but this cost is not prohibitive- and is certainly much less than the cost of inaction.
Whereas it is recognised that such restrictive or prohibitive measures in force at the date of adoption of the current Decision may continue to be applied,
Law is always at first negative and prohibitive; in advancing civilizations it becomes increasingly positive and directive.
Whereas it is recognized that in certain Member States, some flavouring substances are presently subject to restrictive or prohibitive measures;
the cost can be prohibitive for the majority of the population.
the cost for them to tool-up their engineers with the latest equipment would be deemed prohibitive so they are still using more traditional methods.”.