Examples of using Imposes in English and their translations into Czech
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The priest then offers advice and imposes a penance.
Globalisation imposes a different way of thinking.
We shall patiently bear the trials that fate imposes on us.
This imposes on us more responsibility, pragmatism and self-restraint.
Production methods need to be adapted to the limits that poverty imposes.
It imposes an acquisition problem, a descriptive problem, an evolutionary problem.
We have until midnight before the Home Secretary imposes a national quarantine.
If the Union imposes its will on Moclus, it sets a dangerous precedent.
Citizens perceive Europe as an enemy who regulates and imposes drastic austerity.
This interpretation imposes additional requirements on banks and savings and credit cooperatives.
I ran here to support you, madam,during the painful ordeal that God imposes on you.
Today the EU imposes big government, increasing central control and the erosion of the nation state.
This model serves the interests of intensified exploitation and imposes the liberalisation of international trade.
That plan imposes major restrictions on fishing, in view of the need to protect stocks of an endangered species.
The fact is that the new European Union treaty imposes the most changes and new duties actually on our institution.
However, the EU imposes extremely rigorous requirements governing the safe operation of nuclear power plants and the handling of nuclear waste.
This is all the more unacceptable considering that this legislation imposes a high financial burden on the European public.
Mr President, the eurozone imposes a single currency value and standardised interest rates on 17 different economies.
It therefore lays down requirements which authorities must meet when implementing a national technical rule and imposes on them the burden of proof.
This crisis situation imposes the need to reduce Member States' dependency on Russian gas supplies and to look for alternatives.
This is all the more unacceptable considering that this legislation imposes a particularly high financial burden on the European public.
When necessary, the Union imposes restrictive measures known as sanctions if these are called for in order to attain the aforementioned objectives.
But there is no vote for the poor, for the underprivileged… to put down the very autocracy that this Parliament now imposes upon us. no vote for all those who took up arms.
The directive imposes additional administrative obligations on employers and provides for a range of different sanctions for failing to meet these obligations.
I support the essence of this report because it does not force us to reduce our guarantees,but in fact imposes them, albeit inadequately, where they are absent.
The"Law on Minimum Wages" imposes several duties on employers(including foreign employers) that employ drivers who work- at least a certain time- in Germany.
Performs analyses of relevant markets in the electronic communications area,determines undertakings with significant market power and imposes special obligations on them.
Where this is the case, the law imposes further obligations on the employer, i.e., among others, broad information duties vis-a-vis trade unions and via the labor office.
The proposal tabled by the European Commission, however, is not the most appropriate because of its partial vision,the conditions it imposes and its scant regard for agriculture.
The United States imposes a 265% import tariff on Chinese steel, but here in Europe, some governments have for years insisted we reduce tariffs on Chinese steel.