Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And this imposed a ban.
Harsher penalties can be imposed.
He never imposed Himself on others.
Plus onerous penalties can be imposed.
He never imposed any ambition on me.
People also translate
Do you remember when the West imposed opium on us?
We have never imposed our political views on anyone.
Did they have too much prohibitions imposed on them?
We won't abide those imposed by the Occupation Forces.
He imposed a new aristocracy, a new language, a new culture.
Most likely, this goal imposed on you from outside.
It imposed rules and order, which he came to respect more than any ideology.
Release the mind from the slavery imposed by the ego.
The US also imposed a number of economic sanctions.
He is ready to comply with any condition imposed by the Tribunal.
The penalty imposed by a court upon a person convicted of a crime.
And the gym I would never imposed strict prohibitions.
Have you given any thought to the penalties that could be imposed on you?
He's not exactly sure who imposed the fatwa, but it wasn't him.
People themselves choose their job and you're nobody and nothing imposed.
The fine is the biggest ever imposed by a Chinese court.
The lack of an imposed solution up to now reflects not political folly but diplomatic wisdom.
Yes, she was, but it was her own… not imposed by a false prophet.
They fully accepted, and sometimes even initiated, the punishments imposed on them.
Because the agreement supposedly imposed an“unfair economic burden” on the United States.
The choice is ours, within the limits imposed by human nature.
Cause Palestinians to leave- Severe restrictions imposed by the IDF(prolonged curfews, movement restrictions);
Nationalists prevailed in 1939, and imposed Franco dictatorship.
Also, the Section may not annul a restriction imposed under the provisions of the Law.