re·straint [rɪˈstreɪnt] N
1. restraint no pl (self-control):
2. restraint ECON (restriction):
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restraints of competition
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Translations for „restraints“ in the English » German Dictionary (Go to German » English)
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- restraints of competition
- noun
- voluntary export restraints
- noun
- re·straint
- noun
- ˈhead re·straint
- noun
- self-re·ˈstraint
- noun
- demand restraint
- noun
- fiscal restraint
- noun
- monetary restraint
- noun
- restraint system
- traffic restraint
- voluntary export restraint (VER)
- noun
- re·straint of ˈtrade
- noun
- fiscal restraint policy
- noun
- policy of restraint
- noun
- restraint on disposal
- noun
- private car restraint
- traffic restraint zone
restraints of competition N MKT COMPET
Specialized Vocabulary-
restraints of competition
voluntary export restraints N handel
Specialized Vocabularyˈhead re·straint N
self-re·ˈstraint N no pl
demand restraint N MKT COMPET
Specialized Vocabularyfiscal restraint N ECON LAW
Specialized Vocabularymonetary restraint N STATE
Specialized Vocabularyrestraint system
Specialized Vocabularytraffic restraint LAND USE
Specialized Vocabularyvoluntary export restraint (VER) [ˈvɒləntriekspɔːtrɪˌstreɪnt] N
re·straint of ˈtrade N ECON
1. restraint of trade (obligation to maintain secrecy):
2. restraint of trade (trading restriction):
fiscal restraint policy N FINMKT
Specialized Vocabularyrestraint on disposal N ECON LAW
Specialized Vocabularyprivate car restraint INFRASTR
Specialized Vocabularytraffic restraint zone
Specialized VocabularyMonolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
English
- Although property is generally deemed to be alienable, it may be subject to restraints on alienation.en.wikipedia.org
- It was further determined that these gases could be applied cheaply and efficiently by restraining the prisoner by way of physical restraints and mask.en.wikipedia.org
- This page provides details on qualified seat installation processes and approved standardized marks to look out for in child restraints.en.wikipedia.org
- But it makes no efforts to tide over these restraints and remains adamant that the ultimate effects produced are nothing above mediocre.en.wikipedia.org
- Other patients attempt to unfasten the restraints around the wrist, but find they can not reach the fastener unless they have abnormally flexible joints.en.wikipedia.org
- In fact, not using these kinds of restraints when needed can lead to legal liability for preventable injuries.en.wikipedia.org
- Its diet typically consists of insect (e.g. dipteran) larvae due mostly to morphological restraints, including an average gape size of around 8 mm.en.wikipedia.org
- All of these methods have ethical issues and one, use of physical restraints, is widely considered to be inhumane.en.wikipedia.org
- Due to financial restraints, the original inner form was dramatically altered.en.wikipedia.org
- If a patient is delirious or agitated, this can usually be treated by reassurance and, if necessary, physical restraints.en.wikipedia.org
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