Examples of using Would impose in English and their translations into Russian
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What about those who would impose Sharia law?
That would impose a new nuclear reality outside the framework of the Treaty.
The Australian banking sector had commented that the provision would impose additional risks on banks.
Grant financing would impose no additional limits to future fiscal space.
Going over it would exceed the capacity of the USB' and would impose unusual features to the connectors.
Would impose new and additional costs to those foreseen in the current biennial budget.
Furthermore, such adjustment would impose an unexpected financial burden on OTP.
It is a fight between those who would build free societies governed by laws and those who would impose their will by force.
They are fighting against those who would impose their will by military force and economic violence.
Mr. SHAHI said that requesting States parties to report on the activities of nongovernmental organizations would impose an additional burden on them.
In response, Canada's federal government indicated it would impose a carbon tax if the province followed through on its intention.
In the United Kingdom the law provides for the right of peaceful assembly, butthat right is limited routinely where it would impose a cost on public convenience.
We believe that this system of compulsory arbitration would impose an unacceptable cost on injured States that must resort to countermeasures.
Helms/Burton would displace the law of other countries with respect to property andpersons within their territory and would impose United States law in its stead.
As of January 2006, Chile would impose a 2-per-cent levy on all proceeds from the sale of air tickets, to be applied to a fund to combat HIV/AIDS.
There are no laws and policies in Moldova that would impose the use of family planning methods.
Confirmation that Bangladesh would impose a ban from the year 2010 on the import of CFCs for the manufacture of metered-dose inhalers for which there were alternatives;
It must also be remembered that,if cut to the bone, the draft articles would impose obligations on only one group of States.
Back in 2018,Trump said that it would impose 20% tariffs on European cars, stating that there is a trade imbalance that would adversely affect the US national security.
Removing the requirement of a declaration orincorporating the word"presences" would impose an excessive obligation on the host country.
As a consequence,those economic actors that ought to be sanctioned are also those that are most likely to avoid the restrictions that such measures would impose.
Mr. YIMER(Ethiopia) said he agreed that the Netherlands proposal would impose an unacceptable obligation on other States; he therefore opposed it.
If Saddam Hussein orMuammar Gaddafi were Washington's liegemen, they would perfectly suit the White House, and the United States would impose them no"democracy" ever.
The Espionage andForeign Interference Bill would impose criminal penalties for the receipt of what is broadly defined as"sensitive" information.
The inevitable staff appeals that would result from a decision to implement a single post adjustment index would impose immense difficulties on the organization.
One approach, called the permit-to-market approach, would impose the emissions limits at the point of first sale of the commodities responsible for greenhouse gases.
It was noted that the work-plan of the Executive Body for the coming year included thirty-five agreed international meetings, which would impose a considerable strain on governments and the secretariat.
These Instructions also apply to any bill which would impose special disabilities or restrictions upon, or grant special advantages to, persons of any community or religion.
However, the mechanism should be designed taking due account of the principle of State sovereignty as well as the administrative burden which the planned measures would impose on States.
Developing countries may be concerned that an exchange of information agreement would impose burdensome requirements on their tax administrations.