Sommario
restrictions {sostantivo}
restrizioni
restriction {sostantivo}
restrizione · confinamento
to restrict {verbo}
contenere · limitare · confinare
Sinonimi
restriction: limitation · confinement
restrict: qualify · restrain · trammel
altri (10)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "restrictions"
"restrictions" traduzione italiano
restrictions {sostantivo}
restrictions {pl}
Very often when there is bad news and restrictions it comes from the Commission.
Severe restrictions on freedom of expression and freedom of information persist.
Our proposal will also eliminate the restrictions of the current Regulation.
I am not arguing that we should abandon the demand for budgetary restrictions.
This may provide us with very valuable information on various restrictions.
restriction {sostantivo}
restriction {sostantivo} (anche: restraint, limitation)
He won the Nobel for figuring out how to cut genes -- something called restriction enzymes.
There must also be some restriction of the number of lorries passing through the Alps.
This is why I say that Community law does not allow for a collective restriction to be imposed.
Such systematic restriction of multilingualism benefits entrepreneurs at the expense of consumers.
But we must take on board that Milosevic has after all accepted a restriction of sovereignty.
restriction {sostantivo} (anche: confinement, restraint)
to restrict {verbo}
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {v.} (anche: to subsume, to embody, to embrace, to encompass)
Attention was devoted only to promoting traffic safety, so as to restrict the number of fatal accidents.
If we spend DM 1 500 million a year to get rid of the wine surpluses and then want to restrict consumption, there is a risk that we will go
In view of the great embargo placed on restricted capacity Chapter 2 aeroplanes, the Member States ought to be able to restrict the access
In this context, I would argue in favour of a restricted agenda that contains the essential topics I have mentioned.
There are far too many loopholes, exceptions and restrictions to be an acceptable means of regulating 'novel food '.
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {v.} (anche: to relegate, to confine, to limit)
There is no longer any reason to restrict Parliament's role in legislative matters.
Proper slaughterhouses must be set up everywhere, so as to restrict transport.
Brussels should not be allowed to overly restrict the Foundation's field of activity.
It is therefore very important that we restrict the use of antibiotics in animal husbandry.
That is why we must find new ways and methods to restrict those emissions.
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {v.} (anche: to limit, to segregate, to seclude, to relegate)
When restricted use and transit are at issue, the Protocol provides for an exception.
The perpetrators are ruthless and know nothing of borders, restrictions or rules.
It is not because of some anonymous restriction that hundreds of people die every year on the borders of the European Union.
In both of these Member States, the restrictions on products are confined to the regions where the cases have been detected.
However, the internal market is an area without frontiers, and free trade should not be restricted by such differences.
Sinonimi
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restitution · restless · restlessness · restocking · restoration · restorative · restrained · restraint · restricted · restriction · restrictions · restrictive · restroom · restructuring · result · resultant · resulted · resulting · results · resume · resumption