Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Polish
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Sanctions imposed by the bank.
Provisional duties may be imposed if.
Fines imposed by the Commission.
Solutions cannot be imposed from outside.
It imposed duties of military service.
People also translate
This is the greatest illusion imposed by māyā.
Penalties imposed by the Commission.
No excessive administrative burden shall be imposed on manufacturers.
Duties imposed by our Lord himself.
Additional obligations are imposed on importers.
Nobody imposed their choices on us.
Provisional anti-dumping duties are imposed for a six months period.
Imposed goals can have unintended consequences.
It's not being imposed by flat from above.
Imposed by the government due to this supposed threat.
We won't abide those imposed by the Occupation Forces.
Under no circumstance should priorities be decided through a top-down process imposed from above.
Penalties imposed by Member States.
These goals are not achieved by sanctions and imposed austerity measures.
The fines imposed totalled EUR 400 million.
Recognize the authority of God andobey requirements that God imposed over people.
Limitations imposed according to Article 9 are respected;
But he strictly obeyed moral principles and never imposed on anyone his views.
The Commission imposed fines totalling EUR 138 million.
All of this is exacerbated by the antisocial policies imposed under the pretext of the crisis.
The Commission imposed fines totalling almost EUR 62 million.
Firstly, when we are still foetuses we have imposed various(1) inner limitations.
Externally imposed solutions have usually not been effective or sustainable.
Financial penalties may be imposed for the RoHS Directive.
Yes, Paul imposed prohibitions on women which were inspired by local custom.