Examples of using Strictures in English and their translations into Romanian
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Regarding transport, much more needs to be done in putting strictures on those who produce vehicles to come up with more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Then according to the strictures of the Shadow Proclamation,
Practitioners of this philosophy obey its strictures, even in the absence of area regulations.
Compliance with these strictures and with best industrial, clinical
Odrade relaxes the strictures, and for the first time ever, a man- Duncan- is allowed to watch a spice ceremony.
transcending the strictures of traditional religions.
You do a great job considering you're under the strictures of reporting just the facts.
The majority of treatment-associated oesophageal stenosis(which includes oesophageal narrowing and oesophageal strictures) reported in the PhotoBarr PDT+ OM group were of mild or moderate intensity(92%).
X0C If‘cyberspace' once offered the promise of escaping the strictures of essentialist identity categories,
Thus, the most often secondary process occurs against the background of blockage of the urethra with a stone or tumor, with strictures(that is, narrowing of the urethra),
If'cyberspace' once offered the promise of escaping the strictures of essentialist identity categories,
Ernst Gombrich referred to the strictures of this schematic imagery,
Strictures of the ileo-caecum and large bowel(fibrosing colonopathy)
some women were able to circumvent societal strictures and work as traders, artisans, abbots,
affected by any other lesions and presence/type of narrowing/strictures.
But the strictures of the Maastricht criteria(which concern the level of inflation and interest rates,
Doctors call this condition stricture, which creates difficulty in swallowing.
We still believe the stricture of the superinjunction applies.
There is a stricture in the lore about turning a pregnant woman.
Stricture of the common bile duct