Examples of using May impose in English and their translations into Serbian
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But if I may impose for a favor?
In the procedure of professional supervision, the Agency may impose the following measures.
The Court may impose the following punishment.
There is no fee from American Express to cash these, butdifferent banks may impose fees.
The judge may impose one of several punishments.
If the drivers do not honour the revised Rules of Engagement, we may impose team orders as a solution of last resort.
The Judge may impose one or more of the following.
Most banks[1] will not charge a commission for retrieving cash at their ATMs, butyour own bank may impose additional expenses.
The Judge may impose one or more of the following sentences.
Major League Baseball is investigating the matter andhas yet to provide a timetable of when it may impose disciplinary measures on Astros team personnel.
Your employer may impose certain restrictions on your HRA.
The Supervisor may temporarily or permanently bar from public office any public official so responsible, and/or may impose such other penalties as the Supervisor considers appropriate.
(1) The Board may impose any limitations or conditions on the.
However, in contrast to the Law on Electronic Communications, the Law on Protection of Competition does not explicitly itemize the behavioral measures that the Commission may impose, since they depend on the circumstances of each individual case.
And its partners may impose additional economic sanctions on Russia.
If no suitable remedy can be found, the IMC will issue the media an official Notice of Violation, outlining the violations it is accused of andexplaining that the IMC may impose sanctions to punish the violation.
State or local jurisdiction may impose additional requirements.
M1 may impose additional restrictions based on the risk of securities held or portfolio concentration.
Independent of this, authorities may impose taxes on the purchase or use of vehicles.
People may impose things on her that she is surely not okay with, but she allows it to happen because she has never been taught to refuse.
In case of committing a major violation, the Disciplinary Panel may impose such measures as a public reprimand, fine or licence revocation.
The customs authorities may impose prohibitions or restrictions on the activities referred to in paragraph 2, having regard to the nature of the goods in question, or the requirements of customs supervision, or security and safety requirements.
In the event of such loss, theft, orunauthorized use, we may impose on you, at our sole discretion, additional security obligations.
The President may impose five or more sanctions against a foreign person if the President decides that this person knowingly, on or after the date of this law coming into force, provides[for such] vessel with risk assessment, insurance or reinsurance services,” says the document.
Washington has warned on many occasions that it may impose sanctions on Turkey, if Ankara presses ahead with the S-400 deal.
(2) The court may impose the measure defined in paragraph 1 of this article if it finds that the circumstances in which the act has been committed or earlier violations of traffic regulations on the part of the offender constitute evidence that it would be dangerous for him to drive a motor vehicle of a certain type or category.
Based on the reports and information referred to in this Section andother data at its disposal, the NBS may impose any of the measures referred to in Article 110 of the Law, and/or introduce special management if resolution procedure has been initiated in respect of the bank.
Trump warned that he may impose additional tariffs on all remaining Chinese goods.
If he or"making out" may impose limitations on access to certain sites.
Take any action that imposes, or may impose in our sole discretion an unreasonable or disproportionately large load on our infrastructure;
