Betekenis van:
confine

to confine
Werkwoord
  • iets in omvang beperken of binnen vastgestelde grenzen houden
  • place limits on (extent or access)

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to confine
Werkwoord
  • vissen met een schakelnet
  • place limits on (extent or access)

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to confine
Werkwoord
    • close in

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    Hyponiemen

    to confine
    Werkwoord
    • gevangenhouden, vasthouden
    • deprive of freedom; take into confinement

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    Hyperoniemen

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    to confine
    Werkwoord
      • to close within bounds, limit or hold back from movement

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      to confine
      Werkwoord
        • prevent from leaving or from being removed

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        to confine
        Werkwoord
          • restrict or confine,

          Synoniemen

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          Hyponiemen

          to confine
          Werkwoord
          • bepalen, beperken, volstaan
          • place limits on (extent or access)

          Synoniemen

          Hyperoniemen

          Hyponiemen

          to confine
          Werkwoord
          • omgrenzen
          • place limits on (extent or access)

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          Voorbeeldzinnen

          1. Fiume Brenta dal confine trentino a Cismon del Grappa
          2. Description of systems and provisions to confine radioactive substances
          3. Applications of the basic notion to various fields abound, but we confine ourselves to three examples, i.e. central banking, industrial organization and sovereign debt markets.
          4. This Directive should confine itself to broad ‘framework’ principles, while implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of the European Securities Committee established by Commission Decision 2001/528/EC [6] should lay down the technical details.
          5. During and at the end of meetings the Presidency shall refrain from making lengthy summaries of the discussions and shall confine itself to concluding briefly on the results (substance and/or procedure) achieved.
          6. However, if the entry of products into, and their removal from, the victualling warehouses are subject to permanent physical checks by the customs authorities, the competent authorities may confine verification to documentary checks of products stored.
          7. Such facilities are deemed to include any dam or other structure serving to contain, retain, confine or otherwise support such a facility, and also to include, but not be limited to, heaps and ponds, but excluding excavation voids into which waste is replaced, after extraction of the mineral, for rehabilitation and construction purposes;
          8. Moreover, Germany's argument that the guarantee function of the special-purpose reserve had been properly remunerated by the establishment of an atypical silent partnership holding in LBB for BGB in 1994 was not convincing, since important data on values were not available and, in principle, it was erroneous to confine the assessment to the aid donor's point of view.
          9. It should be pointed out first of all that, in the case of an aid scheme, the Commission may confine itself to examining the general characteristics of the scheme in question without being required to examine each particular case in which it applies.
          10. The Belgian authorities consider that ‘the Commission should confine itself to ascertaining the existence of the risk and its plausibility, and to establishing that, faced with that risk, a private operator would have probably sought, in the same situation, to avoid a court-ordered liquidation and opted for a voluntary liquidation.
          11. The Belgian authorities consider that ‘the Commission should confine itself to ascertaining the existence of the risk and its plausibility, and to establishing that, faced with that risk, a private operator would have probably sought, in the same situation, to avoid a court-ordered liquidation and opted for a voluntary liquidation. [...]’.
          12. The height of transverse or longitudinal bulkheads which are taken into account as effective to confine the assumed accumulated sea water in the compartment concerned in the damaged ro-ro deck should be at least 4 m in height unless the height of water is less than 0,5 m. In such cases the height of the bulkhead may be calculated in accordance with the following:
          13. However, the United Kingdom authorities have committed to sending an annual report to the Commission that will contain a description, for each beneficiary, of the appropriate comparator used each time. The Commission considers that the commitments expressed by the United Kingdom confine the eligible costs strictly to the extra-investment costs necessary to meet the environmental objective and takes into account in all cases a comparable investment of a similar capacity that does not provide the same degree of environmental protection.