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101 ingreso fiscal
• fiscal restraint• fiscal revenue• fiscal revenues -
102 ingresos fiscales
• fiscal restraint• fiscal retrenchment• fiscal revenue• fiscal revenues• fiscal stabilization -
103 intercambio voluntario
• voluntary deposit• voluntary exchange• voluntary export restraint -
104 internar
• imprison• put under restraint• send forth• send in one's resignation• shut in -
105 limitación
• demarcation• limitation• restraint• restriction -
106 limitación voluntaria de las exportaciones
• VER• voluntary enlistment• voluntary export restraint• voluntary ignoranceDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > limitación voluntaria de las exportaciones
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107 limitante
• bordering• confining• impediment• limitation• limiting• obstacle• restraint• restrictive -
108 mesuradamente
• moderately• with moderation• with restraint -
109 miope
• myocardium• MYRA• narrow market• narrow road• narrow spot causing restraint• narrow-mindedly• near reality• near rhyme• near term• near-sighted person• shortsighted -
110 moderación de los aumentos salariales
• wage restraint• wage rise• wage-push inflationDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > moderación de los aumentos salariales
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111 moderación salarial
• wage restraint• wage rise• wage-push inflation -
112 negociación salarial
• wage assignment• wage bargaining• wage bill• wage restraint• wage round• wage-salary administration -
113 perder el control
• fly off• fly on• lose control• lose restraint• lose self-control -
114 política de austeridad
• policy of restraint -
115 política de limitación de dividendos
• dividend restraint policyDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > política de limitación de dividendos
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116 política de moderación
• policy of restraint -
117 pundonoroso
• excessively correct• honor guest• honorable man• punchy• punctiliously• self-resonant• self-restraint -
118 que compensa
• self-restraint• self-righteous -
119 que lleva en sí mismo la recompensa
• self-restraint• self-righteousDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > que lleva en sí mismo la recompensa
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120 que se precie
• self-resonant• self-restraint
См. также в других словарях:
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restraint — (n.) action of restraining, c.1400, from O.Fr. restrainte, prop. fem. pp. of restraindre (see RESTRAIN (Cf. restrain)). Meaning means of restraint is recorded from early 15c … Etymology dictionary
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