Examples of using Stifles in English and their translations into Swedish
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Enacted PPAR stifles irritation in the liver in creatures by restraining atoms that contribute to fiery reactions R.
It is very clear that a successful digital single market will not be one that stifles innovation, investment and entrepreneurship.
which severely limits confidence in the results and stifles innovation.
The omnipotent bureaucracy stifles the development of national culture just as it does the whole of culture.
The Commission is concerned that users do not necessarily see the most relevant results in response to queries- this is to the detriment of consumers, and stifles innovation.
The increasing concentration of media in the hands of wealthy patrons clearly stifles open debate.
The Commission's preliminary view is that Google's behaviour infringes EU antitrust rules because it stifles competition and therefore harms consumers.
That it stifles innovation or bankrupts doctors, Now, you wouldn't want it to set prices so low.
fuels the fragmentation of intellectual property protection rules, which stifles innovation in the Single Market.
The Commission's preliminary view is that such conduct infringes EU antitrust rules because it stifles competition and harms consumers.
which in turn stifles competition and limits consumer choice in the EU;
The Commission is concerned that users do not necessarily see the most relevant results in response to queries- this is to the detriment of consumers, and stifles innovation.
The obstacles stemming from long disqualification orders linked to an entrepreneur's over-indebtedness stifles entrepreneurship.
In addition, highly unequal income distribution is actually an impediment to domestic economic growth because it stifles domestic demand.
Stifles innovation by picking and choosing specific technology,
An oppugnant state mired in legislation and bureaucracy stifles creativity and entrepreneurship among its people.
It impedes growth, stifles competition and innovation
The increase in media ownership by the few makes for greater monopolies and stifles the essential diversity of opinion.
Accordingly, we avoid situations that may lead to unlawful behaviour that stifles competition such as.
(EL) The increase in media ownership by the few makes for greater monopolies and stifles the essential diversity of opinion.