Examples of using Would limit in English and their translations into Romanian
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its clients would be forced to hold their positions in a financial instrument in more than one CCP which would limit the potential for the netting of financial exposures;
associated orbital slots into national ITU member state assignments, which would limit its usability.
as signs Saudi Arabia and Russia would limit production through next year pushed the U.S. benchmark back above $50 a barrel.
The proposal would limit the number of reports to two,
The law of neutrality does not impose additional conditions that would limit the foreign policy of a neutral state
Supply depots laid in advance at regular intervals on the projected route would limit the amount of food
at one extreme there are those who would limit creativity to cultural activities alone;
stubbornly resist all changes that would limit their ability to victimise small businesses.
There are many situations where the use of traditional cabled load cells would limit distance or movement,
My dad never would limit In that way.
It would limit their ability to launch a counter-attack.
Perhaps if you would limit your investigation To the task at hand, My pretty one.
A Level V disposophobic might also be agoraphobic, which would limit his relationships in the outside world.
Usually the working time of self-employed persons is not restricted as this would limit their own entrepreneurial freedom.
You promised me you would limit it to two bets a week,
His subsequent leap from ten storeys was a reflection of his need to escape from those who would limit his consciousness.
This grouping is not interested in reforms, because they would limit its powers and possibilities to enrich on the state account.
If you wanted to feel physically like a lot of Americans do then you would limit yourself to about 5,000 steps a day.
An OECD/BIAC1 workshop on access to raw materials whilst possibly providing a starting point, would limit the EU's range from the very beginning.
An OECD/BIAC2 workshop on access to raw materials whilst possibly providing a starting point, would limit the EU's range from the very beginning.