Examples of using Confining in English and their translations into Slovak
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so don't feel that you have to restrict yourself to asking questions or confining your remarks to me.
Rather than confining a debate to the subject matter- is there a better solution,
We have every reason to think that the notorious policy of confining Russia, pursued in the 18th,
Mr Târșia's suggestion that confining the exception to res judicata to administrative proceedings concerning EU law is incompatible with equality before the law is unfounded.
In neither of Pounder's letters was there even a hint of reassurance about confining the press briefing to a discussion of the bowel disease in autistic children as Zuckerman claimed.
Confining religion only to the intimate sphere of the person risks the development of a culture of intolerance,
I therefore regret that the Council did not pursue the option of confining the scope of the directive to airports with over five million passenger movements per annum
Yet, there was favor shown them for three and one-half years after this by the confining to them of the Gospel call,
to free design disciplines, while artists from the field of„high art“ are utilizing design strategies to break out from the confining space of galleries to the common public.
to free design disciplines, while artists from the field of„high art“ are utilizing design strategies to break out from the confining space of galleries to the common public.
It was stated that since the prison system was not equipped to deal with his‘disability', confining him to such an institution would constitute cruel and unusual punishment.
that of suspending the effects of glory in his most holy body, confining them solely to his soul, and He now assumed the appearance of one capable of suffering.
Rather than leaving evaluation to chance or confining it to an elite, it should be set up as a planned
it regrets that the definition adopted in amendment 32 is so restrictive, confining the scope so that the rule would not apply, for instance, to air pollution.
that of suspending the effects of glory of his most holy body, confining them entirely to his soul, and He now assumed the appearance of one capable of suffering.
When the diverse, confining sheaths of the Atma have been dissolved by Sadhana, when the different
Netherlands Governments have proposed confining the scope of Neurim to the specific cases in which the marketing authorisation relied upon in the SPC application,
In particular, this Regulation seeks to ensure full respect for the right to property in Article 17 of the Charter by maintaining the core rights of the supplementary protection certificate, by confining the exception to certificates granted on
it cannot be interpreted as confining the review of the legality of that processing solely to compliance with the provisions of the sections referred to.
Small rooms can feel uncomfortable and confining.