Examples of using Would impose in English and their translations into Polish
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How awful that Blake would impose her upon us.
The proposal would impose one additional cost on the sector,
the European Parliament would impose unprecedented austerity measures….
Such requirement would impose a significant administrative burden.
Full liberalisation of the existing investment limitations, as contained in the proposed directive, would require an amendment which would impose additional supervisory safeguards.
You, governor, would impose a death penalty.
fur products would impose an additional and disproportionate burden on industry.
This does not mean that it would impose one model for all circumstances;
I made him realize that he had a short window to get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
One would impose forty lashes, another twenty, while still another would advise solitary confinement as a just punishment.
So you, you, governor, would impose a death penalty?
These countries would impose higher duties than the EU(if it were to use the standard methodology),
I made him realize that he had a short window and, well, they might as well use the leverage that they had. to get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
complete shutdown of either gene would impose significant developmental consequences in neuronal structure and function. Fig.
exclude the countries from the last accession rounds from paying certain taxes which would impose an excessive burden on these economies.
Without this simplification the amended rules would impose disproportionate administrative burdens on business
the pragmatic use of a cut-off date that would impose a lower threshold for diligent search for works from before a certain date.
Judge Vitale stated he would impose the 12 months but make a recommendation
In the view of the United Kingdom, that provision, read in conjunction with Article 10 EC, would impose on the Community an obligation not to impair Member State compliance with Security Council resolutions.
Binding legislation would impose a comparable, transparent
an ill-considered measure that should be rejected because it would impose conditions on suppliers without their consent
Such arrangements would impose strict rules regarding the display,
as such a reflection of light would impose itself ONTO the picture of the tree,
The amendment would impose the obligation, impossible to honour, on Member States to detect
trade since national un-coordinated requirements would impose additional costs for manufacturers,
To get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
compared to the other option, would impose costs on the seller that would be disproportionate, taking into account all circumstances, including.
The Directive would impose restrictions on the marketing of certain measuring devices containing mercury to preserve the internal market while providing a high level of protection of human health
A common sense clause avoids that accessibility requirements would impose a disproportionate burden
impossible or, compared to the other option available, would impose costs on the seller that would be disproportionate taking into account.