Examples of using Inflexible in English and their translations into Swedish
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Make him so inflexible, he can't keep close relationships.
Certain inflexible labelling rules hamper the marketing of European wines.
Their mandate is so inflexible that it renders them non-operational.
The procedure is highly inflexible and halves the Commission's work capacity for fixing MRLs.
Inflexible adherence to specific non-functional routines or rituals.
Inflexible SELinux policies might inhibit many normal activities on a Fedora system.
P-clamp diameters are inflexible, so you have to carry lots of sizes.
Break free from inflexible custom code and maximise business agility with application networks.
Tel is inflexible and virtually unattainable, particularly from the city of Prague.
Internationalisation hindered by inflexible rules- The Vice-Chancellor's Blog.
yet he assumes inflexible positions.
Many people are trapped in poverty by inflexible welfare rules.
You used to be so inflexible.
The law of unequal growth within capitalism is, however, inflexible.
habitats have become inflexible.
Such requirements make the system complex, inflexible and ineffective.
Causes: disproportionate and inflexible procedures.
This is liberalisation pursued in an extreme and inflexible way.
Current support is seen as too complex, inflexible and slow for their needs.
Unfortunately, the European Council proved to be more short-sighted and inflexible on this matter.