Examples of using Constraining in English and their translations into Portuguese
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not constraining movements.
How relations among actors from different scales shape climate negotiations, both constraining efforts to enact change
With full confidence it is possible to tell about these people that they are conscientious and constraining.
During 2009, financial markets still needed assistance while liquidity remained tight- constraining economic activity among businesses and consumers.
you're constraining the shape of this line right here.
Constraining the services for which the spectrum can be used is generally not justifiable from the standpoint of technical spectrum management.
To date, constraining the most part, cheap
When men's hearts are softened and subdued by the constraining influence of the Holy Spirit,
is constraining at least six senators,
In many countries, inadequate local water availability is increasingly constraining decisions about where to set up new manufacturing facilities
But they refused the precious gift offered them in the most tender spirit of constraining love.
people came out for constraining the scope completely.
the lawsuit to get in our house had the clear intention of constraining.
governments must find ways to regulate and protect without constraining the activities of foreign service providers.
Europe and the United States market for the future direction of macroeconomic concerns will be constraining the development later this year,
In place of laws constraining the behavior of intelligent machines,
If you too constraining person, it is desirable use in the clothes bright, bright tone.
The Wandering Pain” focuses on an incisive critic of the market economy and its constraining effects in material production,
and only"obvolakiyevat", without constraining his movements.
It is critical that the teams charged with the task operate outside the traditional hierarchy to avoid constraining the team too much.