Examples of using Be imposed in English and their translations into Czech
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Health cannot be imposed from outside.
I believe that a sanction of less than EUR 250 should not be imposed.
Democratic change cannot be imposed from outside.
Sanctions can be imposed pursuant to section 26h of the Act on Banks.
Severe penalties, including imprisonment, will be imposed on offenders.
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These cannot be imposed in the negotiations against the wishes of the partner countries.
Have you given any thought to the penalties that could be imposed on you?
Penalties must be imposed by the national courts as soon as an offence is found to have been committed.
A fine of up to CZK 500,000 for failing to meet the obligation may be imposed.
Traffic restrictions for certain EURO classes can only be imposed after a transitional period from winter 2018 onwards.
With a restriction of this nature, such separation remains a tangible threat but one which cannot be imposed lightly.
I would also suggest that a tax on profits should only be imposed when proceeds are taken out of a company.
In this case, expulsion shall be based on objective elements and a ban on re-entry cannot be imposed.
Both of them regulate the amount of withholding tax that can be imposed by the source country on income from dividends, interest and royalties.
The Court rules that the Swedish system of collective bargaining was not applicable andthat such rules could only be imposed by the law.
In writing.-(LT) I believe that appropriate financial sanctions should be imposed on Member States which fail to comply with the fiscal framework of the Union.
In the case of child victims, primary consideration must be given to the interestsof the child and harsher penalties must be imposed on traffickers.
However, they should be imposed if necessary, and it is very important that sanctions play a wider, more consistent role in the strategy for protecting human rights.
This must be brought to an end, andconditions of this sort must be imposed on recipient countries.
In order for this to happen, conditions must be imposed on third countries with which the European Union has trade agreements, and these must be similar to the standards imposed on producers in the European internal market.
The situation in Iran is absurd because the death penalty can be imposed for anything and everything.
I am, however, of the opinion that we cannot speak of success until a legally binding international agreement has been concluded as a continuationof the Kyoto Protocol, which will expire in 2012- an agreement on which basis sanctions can be imposed.
Pricing on all products does not include any additional taxes ortariffs that may be imposed by individual nation's legislation.
A new rate of 1% could be imposed for reimbursing the costs of recovering late payments- for individuals, businesses and public authorities- whereas in the event of late payments of individual instalments, the interest rate and penalties would be calculated exclusively for late payments.
Nevertheless, it is important that very strict controls and conditions be imposed on this State aid.
As it is extremely important to maintain a balance with regard to the sanctions which can be imposed on employers, I have tried, with the amendments I have proposed, to highlight those provisions in the report where sanctions against employers are too harsh and which could have left scope for an interpretation which would lead to abuses against them.
There should not be one side laying down conditions andthe other accepting them; nor should anything be imposed on us that we find unacceptable.
We may have to proceed one step at a time; for example,by narrowing the circle of those on whom the death penalty may be imposed so as to exclude minors and those with learning difficulties, or by limiting the range of crimes for which the death penalty may be imposed.
In so doing, Parliament is acting in defiance of clear principles according to which measures tobe directly implemented and binding on all Member States may only be imposed through a treaty.
It is a directive that gives context to employers' obligations and, certainly,the sanctions that must be imposed on employers who exploit workers without rights for their own benefit.