Examples of using May impose in English and their translations into German
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The competent authority may impose.
Doing this may impose unrealistic expectations on you;
The ministry said that the court may impose a fine.
Take any action that imposes, or may impose in our sole discretion an unreasonable or disproportionately large load on our infrastructure;
They do not care much damage they did, but punishment or penalty may impose.
BIPT makes administrative decisions that may impose obligations on companies;
We are not responsible for any duties,taxes or other associated import fees that your country may impose.
Due to the multi-annual nature of the expenditure programmesand the corrective measures the Commission may impose in any given year, the population of payments can change considerably from one year to another.
The proposal also provides, if necessary, for the Commission to establish alist of the media which the home Member State may impose.
It is difficult to predict the amount of fines andperiodic penalty payments that the Commission may impose on CRAs as it depends among other things on the future compliance of CRAs with the Regulation.
If action to ensure compliance is not taken, the Commission may decide to refer theMember States to the European Court of Justice, which may impose financial sanctions.
To ensure maximum flexibility theAccess Directive provides for the possibility that NRAs may impose obligations other than those set out in the Directive, subject to prior authorisation by the Commission.
Yet I am inclined to say that it is some satisfaction that the WTO has now markedlyreduced the level of the punitive tariffs the USA may impose against the European Union.
To facilitate consultation between the Member States on the more stringent oradditional obligations which they may impose pursuant to Article 3 with* view to the ultimate convergence of obligations imposed in all Member States, in accordance with Article 54(3)(g) of the Treaty;
The Company may activate the Trading Account and permit trading in the Trading Account subject to such limitations,and to the satisfaction of such further requirements as the Company may impose.
To limit intra-Community competition on the most sensitive routes,Article 3 of the Regulation provides that"host" Member States may impose their own manning rules on ships carrying out island cabotage.
In addition, Article 11(1)clarifies the sanctions that the Member State may impose on the hauliers established within its territory, namely the(temporary or partial) withdrawal of certified copies of the Community licence or of the Community licence itself or of driver attestations.
A criminal fine in which the company is accused of violating the obligation to register in RUT. Secondly, an administrative fine, where the Working Environment Authorityinstructs the company to immediately register in RUT and may impose a fine of up to DKK 10,000.
However, the Court notes that the restrictive measures that Member States may impose must satisfy certain conditions: they must be suitable for achieving the objective or objectives invoked by the Member State concerned, and they must not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve those objectives.
Secondly, I want to point out to him that Ireland's refusal to ratify the Treaty of Nice and Denmark's reluctance in the past are proof that the small Member States are afraid that the large States-the superstates- may impose their own criteria and interests on them.
National authorities, either on their own initiative or based on an ESRB recommendation pursuant to Regulation(EU)No 1092/2010, may impose stricter prudential requirements on institutions where macro-prudential risks are identified as posing a threat to financial stability at national level in the following areas.
In order to ensure that producers comply with their obligations under this Subsection, the Commission may, by means of delegated acts, adopt provisions concerning the non-circulation of products referred to in Article 84(1),and penalties that Member States may impose in case of non-compliance with the mentioned obligations.
At first reading, it appears essentially to end the ability of the EU to impose economic sanctions against terrorists-stating that before the EU may impose sanctions that take away someone's property, the EU must afford the person"a reasonable opportunity for putting his case to the competent authorities.
I am fully aware that BongaCams may impose a contractual fine on the Subscriber in the amount of from 500 US dollars to 5000 US dollars per every copied, reproduced, republished, downloaded, transmited and/or made available by the Subscriber to the public any of the content/materials of BongaCams without the prior written consent of BongaCams.
At first it sounds surprising that the President alone, without plenary, may impose an effective penalty thus, but this is corrected or balanced out by the introduction of a right of appeal, so that Members who consider that they have been unfairly treated by the President may appeal and any penalty wrongfully imposed can then be rectified.
For my own home, in architectural terms I wanted a revolutionary, or maybe even a utopian note,free from any limitations that a client might impose.
They also have concerns, which I would share,about the very severe penalties which Member States might impose on them for breaches of the regulations that are not deliberate.
Listed below are some examples ofadditional specific conditions which a contracting authority might impose on the successful tenderer while complying with the requirements set out above, and which allow social objectives to be taken into account.
Nevertheless, in order to negotiate these conditions, which are an essential part of the operation, a certain degree of flexibility is needed andwe must comply with any confidentiality requirements which the authorities in the country might impose regarding the substance and timetable of the reforms.
