Summary
restrictive
beschränkend · einschränkend · restriktiv
to restrict
etw. befristen · begrenzen (Zeit) · drosseln
to restrict {verb}
beschränken · einschränken · befristen
English-German translation for "restrictive"
"restrictive" German translation
restrictive
restrictive (also: confining, restricting, constraining, limiting)
restrictive (also: restricting, hobbling, limiting, cutting down)
Is it autocratic, controlling, restrictive and untrusting and unfulfilling?
So they're restrictive -- don't use your mobile phone, don't use your laptop, don't search the Internet, don't be on I.M.
These the Commission does not consider significant, as Recitals 4 and 7 in the Commission's proposal are not as restrictive.
The methods used in the Common Fisheries Policy are thus mainly of a restrictive nature, and they cannot do anything to add to the
Finally, paragraph 12 also seems to the Commission to be too restrictive.
Secondly, mandatory targets in the first instance are too restrictive.
The rules are not as restrictive as they might appear at first sight.
The number of additives needs to be limited and that should be implemented on a restrictive basis.
Uniform interest rates are too restrictive for some euro countries and too expansionary for others.
restrict
restrict (also: to confine, to terminate, to bound, to limit)
The final recommendation was to restrict the number of formations of the Council.
As regards this report, we cannot restrict it to the environmental impact related to CO2.
That is why we must find new ways and methods to restrict those emissions.
As a result of this we have no choice but to restrict immigration.
I am sorry, Mrs Tzampazi, but I must restrict your speaking time despite your interesting comments.
to restrict
to restrict {verb}
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {vb} (also: to constrain, to confine, to narrow)
That is not very long, so I will have to restrict myself to the main issues.
I shall, therefore, restrict myself to discussing a few aspects of this complex issue.
I will restrict my remarks to the latter issue, as I consider it to be crucial.
I would, therefore, like to restrict myself to the following observations.
The European Agency will have to restrict itself to a monitoring role.
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {vb} (also: to limit, to hobble, to stint, to cut down)
Virtually nobody believes that there are still rules which seriously restrict that right.
They cannot be accepted as they would restrict the Commission's right of initiative.
This amendment would restrict the directive to covering public ports only.
They cannot restrict the role of the European Parliament.
Producers of electricity can still restrict the number of new players entering the market.
to restrict [restricted|restricted] {vb} (also: to limit)
to restrict
Fourthly, the exemption regulation for developing countries is now restricted to a ten-year period.
If transitional arrangements are agreed, then these must remain the exception, and they must be for a limited period of time and restricted in their scope.
For example, a number of businessmen have received permits, but economic activities in the Palestinian territories remain severely restricted.
As a result, we end up with restrictions, application provisions with time limits, or debt, the worst alternative solution, which is no sort of solution at all.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "restrict":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "restrictive" in German
Similar words
restrainedly · restraining · restrains · restraint · restraints · restrict · restricted · restricting · restriction · restrictions · restrictive · restrictively · restrictiveness · restrictor · restricts · restrike · restroom · restrooms · restructured · restructures · restructuring
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