Examples of using Too restrictive in English and their translations into Swedish
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The consultation also received criticism of the definition of EuVECA eligible assets which was deemed to be too restrictive.
The eligible operations listed in Article 4 of the proposal are too restrictive for situations such as drought.
often think they are too restrictive.
This should address concerns of the European Parliament which considered the notification obligation as being too restrictive for Member States.
Nevertheless, there must be a system which is effective without being too restrictive for the farmer.
the recent agreement on the Multiannual Financial framework(MFF) was too restrictive and did not leave much room for growth.
shall be voting against this report, which we believe is too restrictive.
The marketing promotion planned in the context of rural development would be too restrictive and would essentially confine promotion to microprojects.
I believe the amendment is too restrictive and would perhaps be better as a voluntary piece of information.
which are not able to benefit if the rules of origin are too restrictive.
If the rules are too restrictive and costly to the company they will probably have no voluntary supplementary scheme at all.
There are restrictions preventing them from doing so at the moment: investment rules may be too restrictive in some Member States.
in view of the importance of the subject, the time allotted for discussion not be too restrictive.
while some measures that apply to old jobs may be too restrictive.
Consequently, the scope and objectives of the Commission's action plan for free movement of"workers" might appear too restrictive.
However, in its current wording, we cannot vote for this, since it is too restrictive and limits supervision to the parent company alone.
The scope for exchanging confidential information only with the corresponding competent authorities of non-member countries proved to be too restrictive.
businesses every year result from national measures which often tend to be too restrictive, or too complex and disproportional1.
Given the growing frequency of distance contracts, the rules in the Convention governing formal validity of contracts are now clearly too restrictive.
this capping is generally not too restrictive.