Examples of using Had imposed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The organisation said state governments had imposed 20 temporary internet shutdowns in 2017.
For me, my X replaced the white slave master nameof"Little," which some blue-eyed devil named Little had imposed upon my forbears.
Ceausescu had imposed a quota on the number of children to be produced by each family, thereby making women's bodies an instrument of state economic policy.
Hamas lifted the second ban in February 2009,but in the meantime Israel had imposed its own ban on the newspaper.
The British Parliament had imposed a series of taxes such as the Stamp Act of 1765, and later the Tea Act of 1773, against which an angry mob of colonists protested in the Boston Tea Party by dumping chests of tea into Boston Harbor.
Senior PIJ figure Ahmed al-Mudallal said the recent series of attackswas a renewal of the“resistance,” adding that the“resistance” had imposed a new equation on Israel.
Second, the government was again surprised tolearn that without prior consultation, the United States had imposed a 10 percent surcharge on imports, a decision certain to hinder Japan's exports to the United States.
But the divisions between the various camps of American Jewry exhausted him, and the revolution that broke out in Russia in February1917 saved him from the paralysis that political activity had imposed on him.
After questioning in Beirut about Japan's Interpol warrant,two judicial sources said the prosecutor had imposed a travel ban, a step Carlos Abou Jaoude, a Beirut-based lawyer for Ghosn, described as procedural to broadcaster Al Jadeed.
Scientists who had at that time been freed from the oppression of the Church fought bitterly against any religious faith,as a reaction against the restrictions that the Church had imposed on scientific thought for many centuries.
From the very beginning of my university study of economics,the structural problems of human societies had imposed themselves on me by the contemporary world conditions: I began the University in the autumn of 1929, when the New York stock market crashed, and when I left we were still in the middle of the Great Depression of the thirties.
When the war began, the German governments increased the money supply in order to cover the soaring costs, initially of the war itself, and afterwards,of the heavy reparations that the Allies had imposed on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles.
The gods retain their threefold task: they must exorcize the terrors of nature, they must reconcile men to the cruelty of fate, particularly as it is shown in death, and they must compensate them for sufferings andprivations which a civilized life in common had imposed on them.”.
Only a minority- 17%- thought the price in terms of international public opinion was too high(note that the survey was done before Prime MinisterNetanyahu's announcement on canceling the limitations Israel had imposed in the past on the entry of goods into Gaza).
I didn't deny dealing with the PA, but I denied their claim that I was talking with them about resistance activities[by Palestinian armed groups in Gaza] and the tunnels[beneath the border with Egypt,which Hamas used to evade the blockade Israel and Egypt had imposed on Gaza].
The U.S. government has imposed a series of economic sanctions on Syria.
Israel has imposed physical and administrative restrictions on the movement of staff, especially national staff.
The prosecutor has imposed restrictions.- That's why I'm asking you.
Since July 2017, Israel has imposed luggage restrictions at Erez Crossing.
Over the years, the military has imposed sweeping travel restrictions on camp residents.
It's because they have imposed on themselves a task which isn't natural to them.
The Swiss government has imposed hefty fines on anyone caught walking au naturel.
Him the Lord else has imposed treasure.
You look at all the atrocities they have imposed….
