re·stric·tion [rɪˈstrɪkʃən] N
1. restriction (limit):
2. restriction no pl (action of limiting):
3. restriction COMPUT:
en·cum·brance [ɪnˈkʌmbrən(t)s, Am enˈ-] N
1. encumbrance of debts:
2. encumbrance (mortgage):
and [ænd, ənd] CONJ
1. and (jointly):
3. and (in numbers):
4. and (then):
5. and (consequently):
6. and inf (in order to):
7. and (for emphasis):
8. and (ever):
Phrases:
encumbrances and restrictions phrase REAL EST
encumbrance N REAL EST
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This was in keeping with the restrictions on television violence at the time.
en.wikipedia.org There are no restrictions as to what will be written.
en.wikipedia.org It was in poor condition by 1898, with load restrictions being put into place.
en.wikipedia.org Interests include restrictions in the form of selectors.
en.wikipedia.org There were restrictions on the amount of violence allowed.
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www.vho.at If we talk about telephopne booths that can be used by a telephone card or coins no restriction is available, standardized rates have to be payed.
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Wenn wir in Telefonzellen mit Münzen oder Karten telefonieren wollen, gibt es keine Begrenzung, wir zahlen den Standard Preis.
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www.goethe.de Reasonable climate policy measures that are oriented towards expected utility (such as weighted micro-certificate trading, the restriction of population growth and the promotion of renewable energies) always have a double effect: they reduce the concentration of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere and contribute to combating global problems (for instance, poverty).
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Vernünftige, sich am Erwartungsnutzen orientierende klimapolitische Maßnahmen (wie vor allem ein gewichteter Mikrozertifikatehandel, die Begrenzung des Bevölkerungswachstums und die Förderung erneuerbarer Energien) haben immer einen Doppeleffekt: sie verringern die Konzentration der Treibhausgase in der Atmosphäre und tragen zugleich zur Bekämpfung globaler Probleme (Armut) bei.
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www.genomia.cz 1998 - Restrictions on the representatives of the swift order (Apodiformes) and the owl order (Strigiformes) and falcon and caracaras family (Falconidae)
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1998 - Begrenzungen für die Vertreter der Ordnung der Seglervögel (Apodiformes) und der Eulen (Strigiformes) und der Familie der Falkenartigen (Falconidae)
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www.liquidloft.at This is personified by a performer whose body is simultaneously the stage and the mediator of an utopia, and proclaims that, thanks to futuristic technologies and implantation, mankind will be in a position to eliminate the restrictions upon the natural body.
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Personifizert durch den Performer, wird dessen Körper zugleich Bühne und Vermittler einer Utopie, die besagt, dass man dank zukünftiger Technologien und Implantate in der Lage sein wird, die Begrenzungen des natürlichen Körpers aufzuheben.
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www.volkswagenag.com For the year as a whole, we expect additional savings from sustained cost-cutting measures, combined with a restriction on capital expenditure and improvements in sales performance, to increase the amount to well over EUR 1.0 billion.
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Wir erwarten für das Gesamtjahr weitere Einsparungen durch die nachhaltige Absenkung der Kosten, Begrenzung der Investitionen sowie Leistungssteigerungen im Vertrieb, sodass der Betrag auf deutlich über 1,0 Mrd. EUR anwachsen wird.
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