Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
It's imposed on you.
What kind of punishment may be imposed?
Today imposed martial law.
Austerity measures would be imposed.
Imposed by the District Court of Finney County, Kansas.
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No European charges are to be imposed.
He's not exactly sure who imposed the fatwa, but it wasn't him.
A change of hairstyle andcostumes are imposed.
From the exile imposed upon us by circumstance… Dear friends… Well.
DE Commissioner, you mentioned the amounts imposed as fines.
This is why I have imposed strict, yet proportional conditions.
In February of'48 A stalinist regime was imposed on czechoslovakia.
You have imposed this sentence more times than I can remember.
Varying types of restriction on visits were imposed, for a range of reasons.
Sanctions can be imposed pursuant to section 26h of the Act on Banks.
By the contemporary repressive patriarchy rules that are enforced and imposed.
It is a duty imposed on us by our concern for the future of Europe.
These measures should enable us to simplify the obligations imposed on farmers.
He regrets that duties imposed upon him by the assistant chief of.
These are the events and personalities the Almighty himself imposed upon our world.
If only they hadn't imposed their will, we could have found another way.
The citizens feel strongly bound up in the oppressive regime imposed by the system.
Strict sanctions need to be imposed on everyone involved in such practices.
These fines are intended to change the behaviour of the companies upon which they are imposed.
I know there was no grid imposed at that time during the initial excavation.
That has to be the quid pro quo for meeting the high costs imposed by EU regulation.
The Almighty Himself imposed upon our world. These are the events and personalities.
Of western civilization. by the contemporary repressive patriarchy rules that are enforced and imposed.
Subject: Total proceeds from fines imposed on businesses under competition rules.
If humanitarian law continues to be broken, specific sanctions must be imposed.